Passage: Matthew 1:1-17

The Simple Message of Christmas is that Jesus Came to Save His People from Their Sins.

Passage: Luke 2:1-21

While the Plan of God at Christmas is 'Simply Profound', He Delights in using Simple People and Places to Bring It to Pass.

If The Miracle of the Virgin Birth of Jesus is True, the Meaning of Christmas, Good Friday and Easter rise like a Fortress, but if it is False, they all three collapse like a house of cards!

Passage: John 1:1-14

The Christmas story is profound in its depths to save us from our sins. And it is simple in its breadth in reaching those who simply believe.

Passage: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18.

Thanks-Giving is a Spiritual Discipline That God Uses to Help Us Become a Better Person Rather Than a Bitter Person.

Passage: Matthew 5:17-20

The Most Amazing Man on the Planet Fulfilled the Promises of the Most Amazing Book on the Planet, so that We Can Live a Life on this Planet that Really Works, and can Make us Holier than a Pharisee!

Passage: Matthew 5:13-16 

Jesus Uses Common, Seemingly Insignificant People to Powerfully Change a Dark, Rotting World by Being Salt and Light.

Passage: Matthew 5:1-16

Jesus not only invites us to be part of a kingdom that seems insignificant; He also calls us to live in a way that seems upside-down!

Matthew 5:1-16

The Kingdom of God, which is Seemingly Insignificant, is Far More Important, Much More Powerful, and Longer Lasting Than Any Kingdom of Man.

Passage: Nahum 1-3

God is Merciful and Slow to Anger, but His Holy Nature Demands Wrath and Judgment For Those Who Refuse to Repent.

Passage: Jonah 4

If You Get Grace Wrong, You Get Everything Wrong!

Passage: Jonah 2

It's Better to Meet God at the Bottom of the Sea, Than to Run from Him to the End of the World.

Passages: Acts 28

Seeing People through the Lens of the Gospel will Energize Us to Want to See People Become a New Creation in Jesus"

Passage: James 4:13-17