Jesus calls for alertness regarding His second coming.

In this lesson, we dive into the symptoms of jealousy and strife that can plague a local church when it is filled with carnal Christians. We also discuss the cure for this plague that Paul lays out in the opening verses of 1 Corinthians 3.

At its core, unbelief Is not looking for validation. Rather, unbelief is looking for excuses. The healing of a blind man and a possessed mute teaches us about the nature of faith and of the heart of unbelief. Matthew highlights the fact that after all of the miraculous healings, the people still didn’t believe.

This lesson focuses on what it means to truly know God as opposed to simply knowing about Him or possessing a knowledge that fails to lead to godliness.

“When you see all these things, you know that He is near…at the door.”

In this lesson, we wrap up our study of the last 11 verses of 1 Corinthians chapter 2 and Paul’s instruction on the nature of spiritual wisdom and how it is revealed and received.

Regardless of a person’s wealth and status, or their shame or condition in life, Christ has compassion on those who approach Him with Fatih. Matthew gives us a beautiful picture of Christ’s mercy and love in this account of Christ’s interaction with two people with very different backgrounds.

Caleb Byrd interviews Shane and Tara Koehler along with Richard and Alicia Goff, to hear their dating experience, and to gain wisdom and insight from our wonderful pastors and their wives

God the Father is seeking people to worship Him – not in an external, ritualistic way, but from the heart, according to a New Covenant. In this passage, Jesus uses several analogies to explain this truth.