How do people know we're Christians? It's not the sign on our building, our dynamic programs or even our benevolent service. Jesus said, the answer is our love. As Tim builds a foundation for natural evangelism, he challenges us to understand

Natural Evangelism - Rest and Connect

Aug 7th, 2023

Does evangelism seem unnatural? Do you find talking to others about Jesus difficult? As Tim begins a four-part series, he helps calm our fears by reminding us evangelism is relational, not confrontational. When we are connected to Jesus, He pr

How Can I Hear God Speak to Me?

Jul 30th, 2023

Do you want to hear God speak? Got questions? In today's lesson, Tim leads us to the familiar parable of the sower for practical tips about how we can soften the soil of our hearts so God's word can penetrate and take root.

LIfe's Not Fair

Jul 23rd, 2023

It seems some people get more than they deserve. In today's lesson, Donovan explores the parable of the workers in Matthew 20, which reminds us God is more than fair. He's generous!

Rich Man & Lazarus, Part 3

Jul 10th, 2023

What is hell like? The Bible provides few details about the dreaded destination. One thing is for sure: God isn't there. In today's final installment of his lesson on the Lazarus parable, Tim helps us consider how knowledge of eternal darknes

Rich Man & Lazarus, Part 2

Jul 2nd, 2023

What would it take for you to believe? And, when should you start helping others? In the second part of his lesson on the Rich Man & Lazarus, Tim challenges us to see the needs of those around us and understand we already have the ultimate evi

Rich Man & Lazarus, Part 1

Jun 25th, 2023

Would you rather be the rich man or Lazarus? For those who know the story, the answer depends on "where." In the first of a two-part lesson, Tim uses this parable to help us understand the importance of good stewardship.

A Father and His Sons

Jun 19th, 2023

Which son are you? The wild child or the compliant one? In today's lesson, Donovan reminds us the Father's response is love, whether we've stayed close to home or strayed.

Life Isn't Fair

Jun 12th, 2023

How much do you owe? In today's lesson, Tim turns to the parable of the unmerciful servant to help us better understand the value of our forgiveness as we forgive others.

The Serving Master

Jun 4th, 2023

What are you expecting? Are you awaiting the arrival of a mean master or a loving Lord? As we begin a mini-series on Jesus' parables, Tim helps us discover the surprising and wonderful illustration in one of Jesus' less familiar lessons.

I'm At Peace

May 28th, 2023

Are you at peace? In today's final lesson on peace, Tim offers a definition of peace, which is rooted in a right relationship with God, leading to a right relationship with ourselves and overflowing into a right relationship with others.

Where will you be when you get where you're going?

May 21st, 2023

On Senior Day, Donovan challenges us to consider how the decisions we make today determine our destination.

The God of Job

May 15th, 2023

What makes God angry? Not speaking accurately about Him. In today's lesson, Joshua Rine explores some of the misconceptions about God that caused Him to be angry with Job's friends.

Living at Peace

Apr 30th, 2023

Once we accept God's forgiveness and let go of worry, how do we begin leaving at peace? Begin with love. In today's lesson, Tim talks about the peace that comes from loving others as Christ loves us.

Peace for What's Ahead

Apr 23rd, 2023

Are you holding tightly to your problems? In today's lesson, Tim encourages us to release these cares to God as we explore the faith of Jehoshaphat.

Finding Peace From My Failures

Apr 16th, 2023

Are you experiencing resurrection power? Or, does peace remain illusive. In today's lesson, Tim encourages us to look beyond the cross, the grave and the water and embrace the peace that comes from new life in Christ.

John 20: Oops!

Apr 9th, 2023

Why do you believe? Yes, believing comes through faith, but on this Easter Sunday, how can we be sure of our belief when faith is challenging? Tim takes us back to John 20 when so many who should have known, missed Jesus. Oops! Today, we can t

My Friends

Apr 2nd, 2023

Do you have a friend as close as a brother or sister? Are you that kind of friend? In today's lesson from Proverbs, Tim helps us explore the attributes of true friendship, which are modeled in the Best Friend — Jesus.

My Words

Mar 26th, 2023

Words have the power to heal or hurt. In today's lesson, Tim examines just a few of the more than 120 proverbs about speech.

I Need More Time

Mar 19th, 2023

Do you need more time? Are you stressed? Has the worry of life robbed you of joy? Today’s lesson from Proverbs may be for you. Tim continues our study of the Path to Wisdom by challenging us to evaluate if we need more time, or simply need mor

How to Have an Affair

Mar 12th, 2023

Have you ever planned to sin? How about have an affair? In today’s lesson, Tim tackles a recurring but challenging topic of Proverbs: adultery. This straight talk from God’s word has practical application for marriages and other areas of life

The Wise One

Mar 6th, 2023

What is wisdom? What will it do for me? And, how can I get it? In today's lesson, Tim begins a five-part series on Proverbs, which calls us back to the foundation of understanding: God.

The Pursuit

Feb 26th, 2023

Do you have it all figured out? In Mark 10, two men seek Jesus. One walks away with Jesus; the other leaves sad. In today’s lesson, Baron challenges us to examine what we are pursuing. Is it Jesus, or Jesus and something else?

John 21

Feb 19th, 2023

Gone fishing! When the disciples’ lost their teacher and hope seemed lost, they grabbed their nets and headed to the sea. But for Simon, the familiar waves were only a reminder of his failure. Failure to stand up for Jesus. Failure to catch fi

John 20 - The Greatest Day...We Missed

Feb 12th, 2023

Are you seeing the grave or life? Death or Zoe? In today’s lesson from John 20, Tim challenges us to dry our tears and see the Risen Lord — to embrace the abundant life that comes from the One who knows us by name.