Many people have problems with the church because of leader scandals or the people who attend that are just like everyone else. But God has a higher purpose for the church and higher calling on those who say they follow Jesus than anyone could imagine. No book in the New Testament shows us this more clearly than Ephesians. This introductory overview of Ephesians shows this is the case, and can help change our view of the church forever, as well as our view of those who are a part of it.

This Mother’s Day message explores the nature of a godly mother’s heart, as we look at Mary’s song of praise in Luke 1:46-55. She offers up praise to God for all that he had done in her life. Anyone who desires to be godly should consider what she says.

We often move so fast in life that we’re always looking ahead and don’t spend time reflecting on the milestones we just passed. Today we’re going to take time to reflect on our study from the book of Ecclesiastes. After a brief review of the book, personal testimonials from those who were impacted by the study will be shared.

When it comes to living life, we only get one chance at it. Though we may think we’re living responsibly, it’s possible we may find in the end that we’ve made a mess of things. We need the right wisdom for living responsibly, so that at the end of our life, we’re not filled with regret. Join our study in Ecclesiastes 12:1-14, that gives us wisdom all of us need for living responsibly.

There were two criminals crucified with Jesus and they both initially rejected Jesus. But one of them eventually changed his mind and asked Jesus to remember him in his kingdom. Jesus then told him that he would be with him in Paradise that day. Join our study in Matthew 27:22-44 and Luke 23:39-43 as we consider what happened in that criminal’s life and what it can mean for us.