Unexcused Absences – (Luke 14:12-24)
A study of Luke 14:12-24 on the parable of the great banquet, the hollow excuses people give, and the urgency of accepting God’s invitation now.
What Good Can a Swindler Teach Us? – (Luke 16:1-13)
An exposition of Luke 16:1-13: what the dishonest manager teaches about using money wisely, valuing eternity, and serving God rather than mammon.
The Testimony of the Tenth Leper – (Luke 17:11-19)
A first-person retelling of Luke 17:11-19: the one leper of ten who returned to thank Jesus, and why gratitude opens the door to His deeper blessing.
The Message of the Three Crosses – (Luke 23:32-43)
Luke 23:32-43: the three crosses of Golgotha — rebellion, redemption, and repentance — and the eternal choice each of us must make.
The Gospel According to John
An introduction to the Gospel of John — its author, date, and threefold message of signs, faith, and life (John 20:30-31).
The New Birth – (John 3:1-12)
An expository study of John 3:1-12 on the new birth: what it is, who needs it, its conditions, and how to know you are born again.
The Key to the Treasury of God’s Gifts – (John 4)
From John 4: seeing people by the Spirit unlocks God’s gifts in them and opens the door to salvation and fruitful witness.
On the Vine – (John 15:1-11)
John 15:1-11: Jesus is the true vine, and only by abiding in him do we bear the lasting fruit that glorifies the Father.
What Do We Do With Our Doubts? – (John 20:24-31)
A study of John 20:24-31 on how we meet our doubts — with honest confession, earnest seeking, and worship of the risen Christ.
Fishing for Fish, or for People? – (John 21:1-19)
In John 21:1-19 the risen Jesus calls Peter and the disciples back from their nets to their true calling: fishing for people and feeding his sheep.