Messages

In this lesson, Paul ends up in Jerusalem, and we will see his ongoing battle with the Jews come to a head. His three missionary trips proved to be successful, but they left him with many enemies who wanted to put an end to his ministry and life.

This week we address Spiritual Formation and Practices as well as how to observe Lent which begins this Wednesday. The Israelites teach us a lot about these major practices and observations in Nehemiah 7-9.

Jesus explains the paradox of losing one’s life for the sake of finding it as we follow him.

Jesus calls the disciples to abide in him and bear fruit, loving others and following his commands.

This will be Paul’s third missionary journey. We will examine the three years in he spent in Ephesus. The themes and doctrines found in 1 & 2 Corinthians will shed light on some of the issues he was having to deal with.

Do you understand the will of God? What is the will of God? How do you walk out the will of God with courage and obedience? This week, Justin walks us through Nehemiah’s ability to understand and walk out the will of God with remarkable obedience.

After his confession of Jesus as the Christ, Peter finds he is rebuked by Jesus for opposing the will of God in protesting the Messiah’s death.

Jesus comforts his disciples and prepares them for the future, promising them the Holy Spirit and peace.

On this second missionary trip, Paul and Barnabas part ways and Paul travels with Timothy and Silas. While in Corinth, Paul writes his two letters to the believers in Thessalonica. On this trip, Paul begins to experience increasing hostility to his message and ends up in prison in Philippi.