Synopsis: There are a number of ways people determine what is “right” and what is “wrong”. As followers of Jesus the question is – will we make our decisions based on faithfulness to God, or in fear of others? The answer is often found in what we determine to be most important to us.

Synopsis: In the middle of a divisive culture, it seems like every disagreement ends in a shouting match. But as we dig into the story of Daniel, we can learn the valuable lesson of how to disagree with culture without disrespecting others.

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Synopsis: From His very first Word in Genesis 1, God has had much to tell us about who He is. The revelation of God builds through the Old Testament and is fully realized in the Messiah, Jesus of Nazareth. How well, though, do we truly know Him? If someone asked you who is God or who is Jesus, how would you respond? We’ll look to the Gospel of John for some insight to these important questions.

Synopsis: 2,600 years ago a man named Daniel was captured and forced to live in the hostile, godless nation of Babylon. If you think our culture is bad, his was worse. But he was able to thrive in the midst of the pressure, staying faithful to God and growing in influence. What can we learn from Daniel to help us in our world today?

Synopsis: Jesus said that he has been sent into the world “for recovery of sight to the blind.” “I came into this world,” he said, “that those who do not may see.” Jesus did give physical sight to several people who were physically blind. But that was not the primary kind of sight he came to restore. Jesus was more concerned with spiritual blindness, blindness of the heart and darkness of the soul, than blindness of the eyes.