Summer Psalms: Sin and Salvation
[Psalm 53] In Psalm 53 David laments the human condition and rejoices in God’s salvation.
[Psalm 53] In Psalm 53 David laments the human condition and rejoices in God’s salvation.
[Psalm 52] How should we respond when destructive people have attacked us?
[Psalm 51] What does a lifestyle of repentance look like?
[Psalm 50] How can God’s people offer Him true worship?
[Psalm 49] Only God can purchase you out of the power of sin and hell.
Speaker: Nate Krampe
[Psalm 48] How can we pass on the greatness of God to the next generation?
[Psalm 47] Psalm 47 calls people everywhere to worship God the king.
[Psalm 46] God is our fortress through all of life’s troubles.
[Matthew 6:13b] As kingdom-minded followers,what does the Father commit to us when we pray for his protection and what are we responsible for?
[Matthew 6:13a] Kingdom-minded disciples are led by God in their fight against sin.
[Matthew 6:9-15] Our Father’s Forgiveness
Guest Speaker: Dan Moose
[Matthew 6:11] In light of God’s character, how should His people bring their requests to Him?
[Matthew 6:10] How can we learn to pray as kingdom-minded disciples?
[Matthew 6:9-15] Our Father’s character.
Speaker: Dan Moose
[Colossians 4:7-18] The gospel mission that has been entrusted to us by God is a team mission.
[Colossians 4:2-6] What does it look like to live as the family of God on mission?
[Colossians 3:22-4:1] Your identity as a follower of Jesus should shape your work.
[Colossians 3:18-21] The one family of God is made up of many smaller family units.
[Colossians 3:12-17] As the family of God, our life together should be centered in Jesus Christ.
[Colossians 3:5-11] Followers of Jesus Christ are part of a family that kills sin together.
[Romans 5:1-11] Followers of Jesus are people of Hope.
[Romans 5:1-11] Followers of Jesus are people of love.
[Romans 5:1-2] Followers of Jesus are people of faith. What are the results of faith in our lives as followers of Jesus?
How does a Good God work in our lives to turn bad things into our ultimate good?
What principles of disciplemaking can we glean from studying Jesus’ ministry?
[John 17] What can we learn from Jesus’ final hours before His death about the purpose of disciplemaking?
[Colossians 3:1-4] How does real change happen in our lives?
[Colossians 2:16-23] Why is religion a dangerous approach to spiritual growth?
[Colossians 2:6-15] Because we are united with Jesus in his death and resurrection, we who believe in him can live as people who are truly alive.
[Colossians 1:24-2:5] What does gospel ministry look like in the lives of followers of Jesus?
[Colossians 1:21-23] What does the story map of responding to Jesus through faith look like?
[Colossians 1:15-20] What does Colossians 1:15-20 tell us about the supremacy of Jesus Christ?
[Colossians 1:3-14] How should we pray for others and ourselves?
[Acts 2:42-47; 4:32-37] What walls need to be demolished for us to grow in gospel generosity?
[Matthew 6:9-15] Speaker: Dan Moose
[3 John] God wants us to be people who are deeply devoted to the truth of the gospel.
Matthew 1:1-6; 2 Samuel 11-12
Ruth; Matthew 1
Joshua 2; Matthew 1
Genesis 38; Matthew 1:1-6
A guided tour through the peaks and valleys of the Bible’s prayer storyline. Guest Speaker: Brian Farone Download slides
[John 20:24-29] John 20:24-29 describes Thomas’ journey from doubt to belief as he encounters the risen Lord Jesus.
[Luke 19:1-10] In Luke 19:1-10 a man named Zacchaeus is forever changed through an encounter with Jesus.
[Luke 18:35-43] In Luke 18:35-43 Jesus restores sight to a blind man.
[Luke 8:26-39] Jesus heals a man with a demon
Speaker: Dan Moose
[John 4:46-54] John 4:46-54 describes Jesus’ long-distance healing of an official’s dying son.
[John 3:1-15] In John 3:1-15, Jesus has a life-changing conversation with a religious leader named Nicodemus.
[John 4:1-42] In John 4:1-42, a woman from Samaria has a life-changing encounter with Jesus the Messiah.
[John 1:43-51] Jesus demonstrated his divinity and ability to read hearts to call people to follow him.
Speaker: Darrius Hubbard
[Matthew 9:9-13] In Matthew 9:9-13, Jesus demonstrated his mission to call lost people to follow him, despite the criticism it attracted.