Rejected Week 1: Zacchaeus
Do you feel forgotten, left out, and abandoned then Jesus has a word for you.
Rejected Week 1: Zacchaeus
Do you feel forgotten, left out, and abandoned then Jesus has a word for you.
One Verse: The Two Criminals
In this One Verse, we take a look at how the two criminals on the cross responded to Jesus and his teachings.
One Verse: The Two Criminals
In this One Verse, we take a look at how the two criminals on the cross responded to Jesus and his teachings.
One Verse: Paul's Prayer
In this One Verse, we look at Paul's letter to the church in Philippi.
One Verse: Paul's Prayer
In this One Verse, we look at Paul's letter to the church in Philippi.
Start Here: Week 3
In Week 3 of Start Here, we look at following Jesus when we face opposition.
Start Here: Week 3
In Week 3 of Start Here, we look at following Jesus when we face opposition.
One Verse: Work of God
How much work do I need to do for God? What kind of work does God desire? How is salvation not something that I work for too?
One Verse: Work of God
How much work do I need to do for God? What kind of work does God desire? How is salvation not something that I work for too?
Start Here: Week 2
In Week 2 of Start Here, we look at the pioneer and perfecter of our faith.
Start Here: Week 2
In Week 2 of Start Here, we look at the pioneer and perfecter of our faith.
One Verse: Christian Motivation
In this One Verse, we return to the whiteboard to take a deep dive into understanding what is the motivation for Christian service.
One Verse: Christian Motivation
In this One Verse, we return to the whiteboard to take a deep dive into understanding what is the motivation for Christian service.
Help Me Understand the Old Testament - Week 5: The Story of the Old Testament
Its story is critical to understand the New Testament that follows. Jesus himself is most clearly seen after a close reading of the Old Testament.
Help Me Understand the Old Testament - Week 5: The Story of the Old Testament
Its story is critical to understand the New Testament that follows. Jesus himself is most clearly seen after a close reading of the Old Testament.