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What if your greatest need isn’t the one you’ve been asking God to meet? Join us this Sunday for “The Greatest Miracle of All” and discover why four words from Jesus—“Your sins are forgiven”—matter more than we may realize.

Why should anyone follow Jesus? Come discover how Mark begins answering that question by revealing the unmatched authority of Jesus through His words, His works, and His power over Satan, demons, and sickness - and why He is still worth following today.

John the Baptist came preparing the way for Yahweh—but when Yahweh arrived, He was fully human, standing among sinners and stepping into the waters of baptism. Join us as we discover what Mark reveals about Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and how His arrival calls us to turn from sin, trust the Son, and tell the good news.

Discover why the Gospel of Mark can be trusted and how its eyewitness roots connect us directly to the life and ministry of Jesus. Come see how Peter’s memories, Mark’s writing, and the earliest Christian testimony all point us to the same conclusion: JESUS IS THE STORY.

As King David nears death, his final words to Solomon reveal what it means to live with strength, wisdom, and faithfulness to God’s Word. As we conclude our journey through Samuel, David’s imperfect reign points us to Jesus—the perfect, risen, and eternal King who sets everyone who believes in Him free from sin.

Today we watch the throne of Israel pass from David to Solomon and discover how God faithfully keeps His promises—even when circumstances seem uncertain. But Solomon’s story points us to an even greater Promised King - Jesus, who came to take our place on the cross and has promised to come again!

Even Israel’s greatest king fell into sin—but his failure points us toward the mercy of God and our desperate need for a greater King. Today we conclude 2 Samuel and discover how sin, repentance, and sacrifice ultimately leave us looking to Jesus.

David’s mighty men accomplished incredible feats of courage and loyalty—but why does the chapter end with the name Uriah? Join us as we discover how 2 Samuel 23 celebrates David’s greatest warriors while ultimately pointing us to the greater King, Jesus Christ, who alone can save.

As David looks back over a lifetime of battles, failures, and victories, he discovers one unchanging truth: Yahweh is faithful. Join us as we journey through Samuel and discover why the same God who heard Hannah, answered David, and raised Jesus from the dead, is still faithful to hear His people today.

Civil war, betrayal, murder, and a wise woman who saves an entire city—2 Samuel 20 is one of the Bible’s most gripping chapters, revealing the devastating consequences of selfish ambition. Discover how this story points beyond Joab and David to Jesus Christ, the true Servant King Who gave His life so the guilty could be saved.

Join us this Father’s Day as we look at the often-overlooked life of Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus. Learn how ordinary men can leave an extraordinary legacy by pointing their families and others to the perfect Heavenly Father..

When King David returned after a season of rebellion and division, people responded with gratitude, repentance, devotion, contentment—and even selfish ambition. Today we explore 2 Samuel 19 and discover how the return of the King reveals the true condition of every heart, including our own.

David’s son betrayed him, stole his throne, and sought his life—yet David still cried, “If only I had died instead of you.” Today we see how this powerful moment points to Jesus Christ, who didn’t merely wish to die for rebels—He actually did.

Betrayal has shattered countless friendships, families, and churches—but it doesn’t have to destroy your faith. Discover how David remained “Betrayed Yet Believing” and why trusting God in painful seasons is still the path to peace.