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In this part, we will explore the concept of the Trinity in Scripture and what this means for our lives today.      

In this part, we will explore why an infinite and transcendent God chose to come and rescue mankind through His Son Jesus.    

Passover and Easter have a deep connection rooted in the Old Testament to the New Testament. As we are approaching Passover and Easter this week, I felt it necessary to post a reflection on that connection. The following is a paper I wrote for Belhaven University in the Old Testament …

Passover and Easter have a deep connection rooted in the Old Testament to the New Testament. As we are approaching Passover and Easter this week, I felt it necessary to post a reflection on that connection. The following is a paper I wrote for Belhaven University in the Old Testament …

Video Series: Who is God? Part 6: Jesus In this video, we’ll discuss how the whole Old Testament was pointing forward to God coming as a man: Jesus Christ.  

Video Series: Who is God? Part 5: Power and Wisdom of God In this message, we’ll explore more into the attribute of God’s omnipotence, Sovereignty, and Providence: His all-powerful nature and wisdom in doing as He does.

Who is God Part 4: The Purpose of God Ever wondered what the purpose of God is? We tend to get so caught up in what God can do for us or what His purpose is in our lives that we seldom stop to think of what His purpose is. …

Who is God Part 3: The Attributes of God In Part 3 of our study of God, we’ll be looking briefly at the attributes of God shown to us in Scripture. This will drive us into learning more about who God is. Take these attributes and see God through these …

Who is God Part 2 a and b: God of Scripture answers the Ten Truths In the last part, we discussed ten truths about mankind that are pretty much universal for all. In this part (both part 2a and 2b), we’ll discuss how the God of Scripture answers those ten …

Who is God? Part 1: How do we know God exists at all? In Part 1 of the Video Series, we’re going to explore the concept of how we could even know that there’s even a God at all. If you’ve grown up in Christianity, most folks rarely stop to …