If you are a follower of Jesus, your life matters in such an amazing way! Today, we will see how the lives of Moses and Jesus were a part of this epic story from creation to salvation and how their story should affect ours!

With all the religions in the world, how do I know which one is right? How do I know my belief system will get me to heaven? Join us today as Jesus tells us what the narrow path to heaven really looks like!

How were people in the Old Testament saved if Jesus is the only way to God? What about people today who have never heard His name? And if the Jewish people rejected Jesus, does that mean God is finished with Israel forever? Join us as we continue through Romans and answer these important questions about salvation, faith, and God’s plan for Israel.

Pharaoh's life wasn't going as he expected. Moses was in Egypt with a message from God: "Let My people go!" But Pharaoh refused, and his heart became hard toward God, which begs the question: how can we keep our hearts from getting that way when things don't go our way?

When something goes wrong in our lives, our instinct is often to blame God—as if it must be His fault. But what if we’re asking the wrong question? Join us as we wrestle with this: Is God really unfair to us… or are we being unfair to Him?

As we tell people about Jesus, the reality is, many if not most, won’t listen or believe. The Bible explains why—and we’ll talk about that today.

When people become followers of Jesus, their natural tendency is to make a checklist of all the things they should do to make God happy with them. They think they should do more, pray more, serve more, but in the process, they get burned out and discouraged. Join us today as we help you break free and change that mentality as we show you how God sees you and how that alone will change your life!

This video from Luke was recorded many years ago, and since we recently hosted an End Times Timeline Conference, I thought it would be helpful to include a session from that event featuring Joel Richardson.