Scripture is full of examples of compromise for us to learn from - Adam compromised with Eve, Lot compromised with Sodom, Saul compromised and desired what God told him to destroy. Demas compromised and loved the world more than he loved Jesus.

Guest teacher John Amanchukwu challenges the church to not compromise with the world, with a political party or with the desires of the flesh. It's time to align only with God's truth and God's Word!

Swords, ears, healing and prophecy! Pastor Jerry digs into this chapter where Christ enters the Garden of Gethsemane to pray, and Judas comes with the soldiers to arrest Him. We see God's handiwork through the geography, the theology and the authority present in this passage.

Dig into Acts 18, the testimonies of Priscilla and Aquila and start 2026 off with a reminder of the importance of God's Word and God's Kingdom in our lives!

As we remember the love of Jesus, let's respond by giving God thanks and praise.

There's always singing around Christmas because there are lots of reasons to be joyful! And in Luke chapters 1 and 2 there are 3 significant songs where the birth of Jesus causes those present to rejoice in praise!

Three times in these 7 verses Jesus declared that the Father had SENT Him. There was a purpose to the sending, the Word being made flesh, God with a message of hope and salvation to the world.

What started in a manger was going to end on a cross, and Jesus was praying for the world. That everyone would have a chance to receive His love and forgiveness.

In the prayer of Jesus, He spends the middle part of the chapter praying for His disciples, specifically men.

It's time for men to step up and lead their families and communities towards God's truth in this moment! Don't ask the Lord to take you out of the culture, but see how Jesus prayed that God would strengthen us in the challenges.

As we begin the Christmas season, we're reminded of Jesus' desire to glorify His Father, and that is why He came. Pastor Jerry digs into the beginning of Christ's prayer in the garden, and we see a holy moment when the Son prays for Himself, that the Father would be glorified in Him and through Him.