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Jesus Rejected At Nazareth
After the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, he returns to his hometown of Nazareth (Luke 4:14). Following the life and ministry of Jesu


Jesus In The Wilderness: The Test (pt. 2)
In our last lesson, we began looking at the temptation of Jesus in (Matt. 4). Continuing our study, we will consider Jesus' responses to the


Jesus In The Wilderness: The Test (pt. 1)
In our series, we look at Jesus' conversations and interactions with others. We are exploring these interactions to understand Jesus and to


The Lamb of God
In our series, we are talking about conversations and interactions Jesus had with others. Through these interactions, we are considering wha


YouVersion Bible App
Through the years, one Bible App I have enjoyed is the YouVersion Bible App. This unique app offers a free Bible resource across smartphones


God With Us
Continuing, we will see the second name Matthew records, "The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel"


Jesus Saves
Matthew begins with a genealogy of Jesus. Passages that are often skipped over in our Bibles are the genealogies. You know, long lists of na


Colossians: 08 Partnership In Prayer
Concluding our study of Colossians, we will notice (Col. 4:2-6). Here, Paul offers a few final instructions on how Christians should live as


Colossians: 07 Christian Homes
In our study of Colossians, we come to a section of Paul's letter where he teaches about Christian households in a first-century Greco-Roman


Colossians: 04 The Reality Is Christ
Continuing our study of Colossians, Paul warns the church of things that can "disqualify" Christians, pulling them away from the substance o


03 Colossians: Pressure To Turn Away
In our study of Colossians, one of the themes we notice is pressure to turn away or substitute the gospel of Christ. There were cultural pre


02 Colossians: The Fullness of Christ
At the beginning of this letter, Paul demonstrates how Christ is first and all-sufficient for the church. Nothing more is needed. Continuing
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