In John 4, Jesus introduced the twin principles of true worship - spirit & truth. What do these principles mean and how do we practice them? Let’s see…

Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness - What a beautiful thought! What is worship? God teaches us how He wants us to worship Him in His word. When we follow His pattern, it is the beauty of holiness!

The grace of God is so big and glorious we may struggle to put into words that we can understand. How do we make God’s grace practical in our daily lives? Titus 2:11-14 helps us see how God’s grace can manifest itself in our daily lives on a practical level.

What does the word, “Amen” mean? What does it mean when we say it, and when God says it? The Bible helps us understand that “Amen” reminds us that God keeps His promises.

If you wrestle with questions about death and the return of Jesus, you are not alone. Paul wanted the Thessalonians to have hope in the face of death. His message of the resurrection gives us hope as well. Jesus is coming again!

What would you like to be remembered for? Paul remembered the Thessalonian church for its work of faith, labor of love and patience of hope. Let’s see how we can manifest these virtues in our lives in a memorable way.

The church in Philippi gives us fascinating insight into the birth and spiritual growth of the body of Christ. How does a small group of women gathering at the riverside for prayer grow into a mature congregation with bishops and deacons? This joyful church shows us how.

In many ways, the church in Antioch stands out among Jesus “candlesticks”. It was doing things and being blessed by God in ways no other church was at the time. What can we learn from this magnificent family of disciples? Let’s see…

Let’s return to our study of the church by looking at some examples of the 1st century church. If we do what they did, we will be what they were, starting with the church in Jerusalem.

With the graduation season approaching, it’s important that we send our graduates into the next phase of their lives with hope and encouragement. There are three gardens in the Scriptures that can teach our young people importance life lessons and help make them successful in this life and the next.

Wouldn’t it be comforting to know what God intended for our lives each and every minute, what His will for us is each day? The Bible says we can “prove” it. How we go about proving the will of God is the focus of our lesson.

Do you have a favorite spot you like to go to and be at peace? There’s a place called Zion which has stood for many years as a stronghold and a place of peace. But, the Bible teaches us that places like Zion don’t just represent a spot on the map. They represent a place in our hearts and minds, a place where God dwells. Let’s travel to Zion together.

The Passover was a very important memorial to the Israelites. But to one in particular, it was not just a memorial; it was a foreshadow of the purpose of His life. What did the Passover mean to Jesus, and how did it impact His life? Let’s see…

When you think of couples from the Bible, who comes to mind? Adam & Eve, Abraham & Sarah, Joseph & Mary. How about Aquila & Priscilla? We can learn a lot about what makes a marriage strong by looking at this Christian couple.

Many people like to study God’s word, but they don’t know HOW to study. Let’s discuss some principles that help us rightly divide God’s word.

From the beginning, SIN has plagued mankind and driven a wedge between him and his God. What is SIN & how do we overcome it? It starts & ends with Jesus.

Last week, we discussed what it means to teach Christ. It’s equally important to“practice what we preach.” What does living Christ look like on a practical level? Let’s see…

As we drill down into how we are to make disciples, we remember Jesus commanded to teach them. Where would you start to teach an unbeliever or even a new disciples? Let’s identify a few basic principles each should know.

When we search the New Testament, we find several "one another" instructions for the church. As we strive to become the church that Christ built and fulfill His mission, these "one another" principles become vitally important. What does "one another" look like in our church family?

As we focus on fulfilling Jesus’ mission of making disciples, we may wonder where to start. We start by emulating Jesus: We build relationships based on love, truth and trust - A family!