Topic: Drifting From God (part 2)

Even though God’s forgiveness does not mean the removal of the consequences of sin, it does pave a path forward. David becomes known as a man after God’s heart.

Topic: Path of Drifting from God (part 1)

It didn’t happen overnight: It was a gradual process.

Topic: The Path to Become King

“Am I the only one who feels like this?” Or, “Am I the only one who wonders if God is ever going to show up?”

Topic: King Saul’s Failure

This passage challenges us to value God’s voice, to obey while He speaks, and to never seek forbidden alternatives when He is silent.

Topic: Idols will fall before God (First Samuel 5 & 6)

Truly, no other god can stand before Him—not then, not now, not ever. 

Topic: Israel wants a King (First Samuel 8)

We must never assume our decisions are more powerful than God’s plan. Even when we fall short, God can redeem, redirect, and restore. His sovereignty rules overall.

Topic: My Desire and God’s Plan (I Samuel 1)

Prayer is the avenue of God working his plan into our lives.

Topic: Are you Finishing Well?

Where do you hope your thoughts linger at the end of your days?

Topic: Right Conduct in the Church

A key verse in this discussion is First Timothy 3:15, “…I write so that you will know how one ought to conduct himself in the household of God, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and support of the truth.”

Question to Ponder: Does Sunday School Matter? (Part 3)

As a believer I am called to disciple others and teach others why they should believe in Jesus, how to believe in Jesus, and how to live for Jesus.

Question to Ponder: Does Sunday School Matter? (Part 2)

Just a Thought: Have you made Sunday School a priority for your family?

 Topic: Does Sunday School Matter?

Sunday School is not just for kids.

Topic: Embrace Unity and Hope 

 How can we seek harmony? By putting aside personal preferences and prioritizing God’s mission. Think of an orchestra. Each instrument is unique, but when they play together in harmony, the result is beautiful music. The church is God’s orchestra.

Topic: No Condemnation in Christ Jesus

Being "in Christ" is your new location. It is your place of refuge.

Topic: Justification

Through justification we experience all the blessings of God’s love, not just the promise of eternal life but also in this present life!

Topic: Holy Seriousness

Verse 25 says people “changed the truth of God into a lie,” and served what was made rather than the Maker.

Topic: Are You Standing in the Gap?

Being heartbroken for humanity involves a response beyond a simple yes, I understand. It involves a commitment to stand in the gap, to get fired up and to go into the place where the battle is raging. Are you willing and ready?

Topic: The Trumpet Sound

But if you do know Jesus, the next heavenly trumpet will be music to your ears, since it will announce the believers gathering with Christ (1 Thessalonians 4:17).

Topic: Nazirite Vow (Numbers 6)

For Christians, the ancient Nazirite vow symbolizes the need to be separate from this world, a holy people consecrated to God (2 Timothy 1:9; 1 Peter 1:15).

Topic: Purity Matters (Numbers 5)

Taking responsibility for your sins is critical in dealing with it. But the worst part of any sin isn't what it does to our relationship with others, it's what it does to our relationship with God.

Topic: Day of Atonement

Jesus became that sacrificial offering, the blood sacrifice required by law. Remember how He said that He came to fulfill the Law, not destroy it?

Topic: Jewish Festival of First Fruits

Therefore, there aren’t many ways to heaven—only one. Jesus is that way. And we can also trust His promises that He is always with us and that He will never leave or forsake us.

Topic: What is so special about the blood?

The basis of Christianity is rooted in the Blood Covenant of Leviticus 17:1-16. In the Old Testament God established a very specific law concerning the blood. Blood is the agent that gives life to the flesh, and it’s considered sacred and precious by the Lord.

Topic: Five Offerings in Leviticus

For most Christians, the book of Leviticus is as untraveled as the wilderness in which Moses wrote it. It’s not hard to understand why. I mean, who cares about sacrifices no longer needed or diet codes no longer in effect? Can they teach us anything today? In a word: plenty.

Topic: How to Read Leviticus

As you read Leviticus reflect on this challenging question that comes from Leviticus, “Are you living a life of minimal obedience?” In so many ways whether it is our finances, our relationships, our time, we minimally obey. 

Topic: Following Jesus is Intense (Luke 12:49-59)

Being prepared means not only making peace with others but also aligning your heart with God's Kingdom.

Topic: Jesus as a Boy (Part 2)

The eternal Son of God, who just declared His divine identity, submits Himself to earthly parents. Perfection obeys imperfection. Divinity humbles itself under humanity. Majesty walks home under authority. What a Savior.

Topic: Jesus as a Boy (Part 1)

Do you hear Jesus tell you when you gather on Sunday, “This is your place. This is My Father’s house. This is where you must be.”?

Topic: Perfect Timing

We must anticipate God’s blessings even while we wait. He may be preparing us, orchestrating events behind the scenes or shaping our hearts to receive the gift He has in store for us. 

Topic: Rich Young Ruler

The rich young ruler walked away sad and grieving because he did not want to give up his money. What is it that Jesus is asking for you to give up? Will you walk about from Jesus or will you believe?