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Many stories this time of year begin with, "It was a dark night...". Tonight, we go back to a biblical "dark night" in the life of Jesus. On this particular night, we find the longest recorded prayer of Jesus; what did He pray about, and what do we learn from it?

We are studying thoughts about life in the book of Ecclesiastes, and this morning we walk through the best-known passage in the book. What does it say about all the different times and seasons of our lives?

Tonight, we study a strange question from John the Baptist, one of the great leaders of faith in the New Testament. What did he ask Jesus, and what do we learn from Jesus' answer?

This morning, we begin a study of Ecclesiastes, an Old Testament book has been called "a book for our time." As the writer searches for what is actually fulfilling in life, what does he find?

This morning, we dive into John chapter 8 and verses 31-36. As we aim to walk in life, let's choose God's direction - He knows what's best!

What do the Israelites in the wilderness have to do with the Corinthian Christians? Tonight, we study 1 Corinthians 10, where Paul points them back to some Old Testament events as an example Christians need to think about. What's the example, what's the warning, and what's the promise?

The Corinthian Christians asked Paul a question about eating food sacrificed to idols. Paul's response tells us a lot about his own missional mindset, calling us to think even deeper than right and wrong to another important Christian principle. What did Paul say, and how should it impact our life and our example?

Being a servant is not easy, because serving goes against our natural tendency to consider ourselves first. How can we serve better as Christians in a way that models Jesus?

This morning, we explore what the Bible says about the last day. What events are described, and why does God tell us about these things?

Tonight, we study the Old Testament passage that is quoted the most often in the New Testament. What is it, and what does it say about the greatness of Jesus?

We have been studying "Faith Seasons in the Psalms" on Sunday nights. Tonight, we study a psalm of "reorientation", in which Asaph tells a story of how his faith almost slipped. What happened to him, and what does his turnaround teach us about our own faith questions?

Today is our "Breakfast and Bible Class" Sunday! Going along with the day's theme, we explore four Bible events that show us great changes. What brought the changes, and what do we learn?

We are studying "Faith Seasons in the Psalms" on Sunday nights. Tonight, we consider Psalms of disorientation, and what they tell us about faith in the difficult times of life.

This morning, we notice how Jesus echoed the name of God for himself, and how that "I AM" echoed throughout the Gospel of John. What do those teachings show us about Jesus and life in Him?

We have been studying "God's Offer of Life" on Sunday mornings. As we complete the series, we explore why some people in the Bible said 'no' to the message of the Gospel. What can we learn about faith and excuses, in ourselves and others?