Jesus Christ gave many parables concerning our task of being evangelistic to the world around us. We are called to be light, properly reflecting His grace to a dark and sinful world.

It doesn’t matter what the world thinks of you. It matters what the world thinks of Christ. Is this a statement that you can identify with and live out? This passage will challenge us about our identity and where it is placed.

The story of the sinful woman and her repentance offers us both encouragement and condemnation. However, this account should leave us longing for a deeper relationship with Christ. Enjoy this study as we relate it to our own lives, answering the question, “How does your love for God and others reveal how much you have been forgiven?"

Jesus is the light of the world. The world is dark and full of sin, but Jesus Christ came into the world to remove people from darkness and give them a new life. However, what will we do with our new life? Will we share the light?

A theological breakdown of the song "Hark the Herald Angels Sing".

The life of Jesus threatened many people. We know that Herod and the religious leaders of Jesus’ day were terrified that He would undermine their authority. His very existence threatened their way of life. Does the same thing happen today?

We all have expectations of how God will act, what He will be to and for us. John the Baptist was no different. At the end of his life, he had some doubts about Christ. This is a challenging passage, but if we deal with it honestly, it should encourage us to press forward alongside Christ.

Often, Christians get confused about the purposes of the Old and New Testaments. Yet a deeper study of the Old Testament reveals a clear storyline of grace and redemption that continues into the New Testament. The Spark of Promise in the Old Testament is fully revealed in the New Testament.