In everything, give thanks. It is the will of our Father to give thanks in every circumstance, but how do we give thanks in the midst of suffering or amid this evil world around us? In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul gives us some truths to remember that should drive us to thanksgiving. – 11/21/21 Sermon – Brian Irby

In this lesson, we begin explore Paul’s “closing arguments” of his lengthy exhortation against divisions in the church.

Mike Payne teaches through Matthew 26:47-56 in this Bible study from the Matthew series.

In everything, give thanks. It is the will of our Father to give thanks in every circumstance, but how do we give thanks in the midst of suffering or amid this evil world around us?

In verse 5, the Messiah is described as the One who will rule the nations with a rod of iron, a clear reference to the prophecy of Psalm 2.

We are in a culture where we want everything to just work, to be intuitive, and take little thought or perplexity. Unfortunately, that is how many today view Christianity. But Jesus tells us that discipleship is anything but intuitive. On the contrary, it is very much counter-intuitive. It demands a break from your natural alignments, goals, and the way you view the world. In this passage, Jesus warns us about the dangers of false discipleship. 11/14/2021 Sermon – Shane Koehler

1 Corinthians Bible Study – Richard Goff- In this final lesson in our “God’s Building Project” series, we discuss what is means for individual believers and the gathered church to be the temple of God and how this profound truth ensures the building’s certain completion.

Jesus prayers three times from Gethsemane with His “inner circle.” How did it go?

In the vision, John sees a 2nd sign involving Satan and his backstory that explains the cosmic conflict but also demonstrates his failure to thwart the redemptive work of Christ.