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God did not comfort us to be comforted. He comforted us so that we can become comforters and serve those around us. Today we see the story of Barnabas and the importance of serving.

The Christian life is like swimming upstream and you only have 2 strokes to help you...prayer and Bible reading. Today we look at why it's important to read your Bible and ways to make it happen.

Nothing of eternal importance happens apart from prayer, but how do you pray? Today we take a tour of the mansion of prayer.

He is RISEN. He is RISEN indeed! It's Easter Sunday and we are celebrating that Jesus Christ was resurrected from dead! Today we ask that you climb a tree?

As we conclude this series on Communion, we learn that we need to prepare ourselves in order to take communion. But what does that mean?

Today we look at the purpose of communion and what it means. We also look at some misconceptions of what communion is.

It took only 20 years after Jesus gave us communion for the focus of its meaning to be changed. Today, we see what the problem with communion really is!

In the final chapters of Abraham's life we see the death of Sarah, the marriage of Isaac, and the death of Abraham. God has been faithful and Abraham, though not perfect, is mentioned in the hall of faith and used as an example for us to follow.

A look at 2 Kings will give us some idea of how to handle life when it gets a little overwhelming.

We see in today's look at Abraham's life that he passes the test the God puts before him. He is asked to sacrifice his only promised son. How does Abraham respond?

Finally after 25 years, God delivers on the promise that he made to Abraham. Sarah gives birth to Isaac. We see a few principles about single parents as well as how to deal with grown children.

We see what happens when Abraham fears man rather than trust in God. He repeats his actions from Genesis Chapter 12.

It would appear that God did not rescue Lot because of his own righteousness but because of the righteousness of Abraham. God often demonstrates mercy to others because of the righteous influence and intercessory prayers of another

Have you ever laughed at God about something He said? or Have you ever negotiated with God about something He said? Today we will see what happens when Sarah laughs and Abraham negotiates.

God's timing is never our timing but is always the right time. Abraham finally learns God's timing for the fulfillment of the covenant.

God promised Abraham and Sarah a child, but when it doesn't happen on their time, they decide to rely on their timing not God's. They decide to do it themselves. But when that happens, we make bad decisions that have consequences.

Today we see a conversation that happens between God and Abraham as well as the covenant that God makes with him.

Genesis Chapter 14 gives us a great example of how to treat others. Abraham and Lot go their separate ways and when Lot gets into trouble instead of leaving him alone, Abraham errs on the side of grace and helps him out.

Today we see what lessons Abraham learns when he comes home from Egypt after trying to do it his own way. It awesome to see that Genesis 13 opens and closes the same way....Worship!

Today we begin to look at one of the hero's of the faith, Abraham. There is a lot we can learn from his life. In part 1 we look at the what means to take steps of faith like Abraham.

Today we finish up our series with an Epic Encounter. How God's plan was to meet us right where we are and move us to where He wants us to be.

Today we see the Free Gift of Salvation that was brought to us by the birth of Jesus Christ.

As we look at Christmas we've seen that there was an Epic Need and that God had an Epic Plan. Today we see the Epic Step that Jesus took in order to become the light of the world and the savior that we needed. This step took Selflessness; Servanthood, Sacrifice, and Submission

Today we see that God had an epic plan, Christmas, that started all the way back in Genesis.

The one word in the Bible describing mankind leading up to the first Christmas is the word “DARKNESS.” This is talking about SPIRITUAL DARKNESS. Spiritual darkness is the state of a person who is living apart from God which began immediately after the sin of Adam and Eve in the garden. In this series we look at how epic the plan of salvation is and how it all started at Christmas.