We continue our Christmas series with a focus in this session on "Peace". Jesus came as the Prince of Peace, and to make peace between those of us who were "far off" due to our sin.

We begin a four-part Advent series with this first lesson based around the theme of "hope". In our world today, many suffer from a lack of hope; but 2,000 years ago, God spoke His ultimate statement of hope into the world with the arrival of our Savior.

This special lesson time features guest speaker, Messianic Jewish Rabbi Andy Myerson. Rabbi Andy shares what it will take for peace to ever come to the Middle East, and what Christians can do every day to help bring it to fruition.

This final lesson in this series looks at the "rest of the story"; the attitude and perspectives of the "older brother", and what it means if we adopt his attitudes in our faith walk.

In this third lesson in this series, we look at this important parable of the Prodigal from the perspecitive of the father figure...and what he reveals to us about the heart of our Heavenly Father for those who wander.

In this lesson, we take a deeper look at this famous parable from the perspective of the “prodigal”, the wayward younger son who left home and moved far away from the Father.  God’s Word speaks to us all in this story and the young man’s struggles.

We launch a new series based on one of the most famous parables that Jesus told, the Parable of the Prodigal Son.  We are ALL represented by one (or more) figures in this incredible story, even God our Heavenly Father.  Join us as we begin a deep dive into Luke 15 with this first lesson

In this final session in our “one another” series, we take a look at what may be the hardest of all the “one another” admonitions of Scripture…forgiving one another.  What forgiveness is, and what it’s not, and our model for how to extend it.

We continue our “one another” series with two more admonishments to “love one another” and “restore one another”.  We’ll take a look at what the Bible has to say about both of these imperatives for believers, and how we can put them into action.

There are two distinct, but interrelated “one another” commands in Scripture that have to do with our responsibilities to each other in the family of God.  Do you have people in your life that will provide loving accountability to you and your actions and walk with the Lord?  Are you such a person for others?  We’ll examine the instructions to “spur one another to love and good deeds” and also to “admonish one another” in this session.