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How should Christians think about work and career? What priority should it have in our lives? How does it impact our work for God's Kingdom? Find out this week as we continue our Cultivate series, looking at 1 Thessalonians 4!

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with Ephesians 6 verses 1-4. What are the biblical responsibilities God commands from parents and children, and what does that look like practically in our lives?

A lot of people are married, but what exactly is the point of marriage? What is it for? God's Word explains to us God's design for this foundational institution. Join us this week as we study Ephesians 5!

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with 1 Peter 2: 4-10. This is part of our Cultivate series where we examine six aspects of Christian life that are necessary to help us grow into our salvation. Here we look at corporate worship. Why we should gather, who should gather, and what the church does when it gathers.

Join us as we look at six critical aspects of the Christian life that must be cultivated in order for a believer to grow and be healthy. This week we look at a Christians' relationship to the Bible.

What distinguishes genuine, saving Christian faith from shallow, surface-level religion? This passage serves to illustrate the answer to that important question. Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with John chapter 4 verses 46-54!

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with the Gospel of John, Chapter 4 verses 39-45. There are four main lessons we can learn from Jesus' encounter with the Samarian woman at the well, which can help us make an assessment of our own spiritual health. Come and see what those lessons are and how we can apply them!

Come and see this week as we continue our Bible study with the Gospel of John, Chapter 4 verses 27-38. What can we learn by comparing the Samaritan woman with the previous chapter and Nicodemus? We'll look at the profile of the type of person who believes in Jesus, and what happens to people when someone believes in Jesus.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with the Gospel of John, chapter 4 verses 1-26. We look at the process of believing in Jesus through the story of his encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.

Why is Jesus so much greater than John the Baptist? This is the question we're left with at the end of John chapter 3. John the Apostle inserts his own commentary, illuminating even further the incredible identity of Jesus Christ. Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with John chapter 3 verses 31 to 36!

What can John the Baptist's relationship with Jesus tell us about our own relationship with Jesus? Find out as we continue our Bible study of the Gospel of John with chapter 3 verses 22-30.

Last week we looked at what it means to be born again. This week we examine how someone is born again from John chapter 3. Join us as we continue our study!

What does it mean to be "born again"? Find out this week and next as we study John chapter 3!

In this famous scene Jesus makes a whip and drives people out of the Temple Complex. What are we supposed to learn from this image of Jesus that challenges our expectations about being "meek and mild"? What does this tell us about what Jesus values and the mission He came to accomplish? Join us this week to study John chapter 2!

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study with John chapter 2 verses 1-12, which focuses on Jesus turning water into wine and what truths we can learn about him from this miracle.

John has shown us so far in the story what happens when people look at Jesus. But what happens when Jesus looks at us? Find out as we continue our study of the Gospel of John!

Why did the nation of Israel reject Jesus when they had been awaiting the arrival of the Messiah for centuries? Much of it had to do with failed expectations. Join us this week as we study the calling of the first disciples in John chapter 1.

Last week we saw that John the Baptist emphatically proclaimed that he was not the Messiah. Join us this week as he answers the question, "Who is?" and three important insights that John wants us to see about Jesus' identity.

Join us this week as we continue our Bible study series of the Gospel of John, looking at chapter 1 verses 19-28. We examine the actions and words of John the Baptist and how his work pointed the way toward the coming of Jesus, and what that means for us today as Christians.

What does it mean that Jesus is the Word? Who exactly did the disciples claim Jesus was? How did Jesus Himself claim to be? Find out as we begin this series looking at the identity of Jesus from John's gospel.