We know there are people seeking God, so how do we find them? 

God calls for fathers to lead their families in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. This lesson encourages fathers to take up the banner of godly leadership and lead their children to God.

In Mark 6: 45-52, the apostles were amazed to see Jesus calmly walking by their boat on the storm-tossed Sea of Galilee, but for some reason Mark has an interesting reason for their amazement. Join Jason for this deeper look into the text.

This lesson takes an in-depth look at the work of the prophet Amos.

Sometimes the hardest thing Jesus requires us to change is how we see. The apostle Paul asked his brother in Christ, Philemon, to look at Onesimus as a fellow brother instead of his slave.

Looking at the account of the 12 spies going into Canaan to give a report back to Moses (Numbers 13 & 14) we see 10 spies who took "measure" of the land and said it was impossible to conquer. Only Caleb and Joshua reported back the good and noted that with God's help, the land was theirs. Twelve men, two different "measurements", the rest is history.

A study and discussion of Acts1:1-11. We do not create God's work. We learn to recognize what God is doing and participate in it appropriately and faithfully.