What do we mean when we say "the kingdom of God"? What is this kingdom, and who is it for?
Every truly good thing that you enjoy in your life—every answered prayer, every forgiven sin, every promise kept, every bit of help and fellowship with Him—you have because Jesus passed His test out in the wild places.
What is temptation? And why was it so necessary for Jesus to endure it?
Exploring the reason and the results for the surprising start to Jesus' ministry: His baptism.
400 years of silence were broken by this voice in the wilderness. Let's learn about the message John delivered, the prophecies he fulfilled, the baptism he performed, the leaders he confronted, and the King he prepared the way for.
"Out of Egypt I called my son." Do these words apply to Israel, or to Jesus? If the answer is "both," then what does that tell us about Jesus and His mission?
Who would have thought that the first worshippers of Jesus would be astrologers from the land where Israel had spent decades in exile?
The best gift of all was given in some really painful circumstances. What can we learn from this for today?
A new Adam, a new Joshua, the anointed King, and Abraham's nations-blessing Son. This is Jesus; this is our King.
Sticking together as a church through COVID-19—and our move to the NBC gym.
What will it look like for us as a church to give ourselves to prayer and the ministry of the word in 2020 and beyond?