Kingdom Come

We examine John 14 and the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. And what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit?

We examine how to deal with life's regrets. Will your regrets lead to tragedy and death or to life and freedom in Christ?

We'll discover how "Out of Egypt" and "baptized in the Jordan River" and "forty days and forty nights" are connected and what on earth they are talking about. We've seen these things mentioned in the Bible about the life of Jesus.

We look at the role of prophets in the Old Testament and ask, do we still need prophets today?

Discusses the biblical concept of kingdoms and kingship as it relates to Jesus. It begins from the Garden of Eden, tracing through the Old Testament to illustrate how God's story unfolds with a focus on kingship and God's kingdom. Emphasizes God's sovereignty and the Messiah's role in redemption and eternal life, connecting various biblical narratives to show the consistent theme of God's pursuit of humanity through Christ.

We dive into the book of Joshua and learn what happens after the walls of Jericho are knocked down and how that impacted the future of the nation of Israel.

We look at the book of Numbers and the nation of Israel as they begin their journey into the Promised Land.

We look at the role of the temple and how God uses it to connect with his people.

We look at the purpose of the law in the Old Testament.

We look at the Passover Lamb from the book of Exodus and how it gives us a foreshadowing of Jesus.

Focuses on the pivotal moments in the Exodus story, particularly highlighting the power and presence of God in leading the Israelites out of Egypt. It emphasizes the contrast between Pharaoh's hardened heart and Moses' humble response to God's call. Discusses the significance of trusting in God's promises, even in the face of adversity and uncertainty, encouraging listeners to recognize and embrace God's defining moments in their own lives.

We are examining the life of Joseph. How he overcame the circumstances of his life and obtained hope instead of despair.

We examine the story of Abraham when God asked him to sacrifice his only son, Isaac.

We look at how the lessons learned from the Tower of Babel are still relevant today. We are continuing our series on the big themes of the Bible, "Kingdom Come".

We look at the life of Noah and how you can see God's grace at work even through the flood.

We begin a new series, "Kingdom Come," exploring the big themes of the Bible. And what better place to start than at the beginning.

This prelude to our new series, "Kingdom Come" and learn what it means to "Rosh Hashanah Like a Lion"