There Is None Like You
Short song and testimony that there is no one or anything like Jesus!
Greater Love
I woke up this morning with the Bible verse “Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends.” It’s not unusual for me to wake up with a
The James Series Part 4
ENG/RUS Chapter 1:12-16, James switches focus to inner moral struggles and gives us the strategy the devil uses to defeat us: Ungodly desires, moral deception, being disobedient, and spiritual death.
I Want You To Do Whatever I Ask
In this teaching, Doug helps you consider if your following of Jesus is conditional – asking questions like: Are you following Jesus’ examples or just relating for the benefits? Do you expect more obedience from Jesus than you’re giving to Him? How are you giving your life?
The James Series Part 3
ENG/RUS This session covers James 1:9-11, where we discuss God’s view on a specific struggle common to all of us: wealth/money.
The James Series Part 2
ENG/RUS In Session 2 of the James Study we will cover verses 1-8 of the letter’s first chapter. As we do, we start to understand trials from God’s perspective, helping us stay calm and cheerful, seek wisdom, and expect God’s help while waiting.
The James Series Part 1
ENG/RUS In this kick off session we present an introduction to the Epistle of James and identify the author, his life, who he is writing to, and discuss the theme of the letter or why he wrote it.
Angel Encounter – Do not be Afraid!
In chapter one of the Gospel of Luke you will find two angel encounters. Both involve the angel Gabriel, who first
Zacchaeus the Tree Climber (Russian)
Zacchaeus wasn’t liked very much and also happened to be physically short. On the day that Jesus was passing through his town he did something that changed his life forever. Zacchaeus sets an example for disciples today – it takes effort and discipline to put ourselves in the path of Jesus – but the reward is well worth it!
Bartimaeus the Shouter (Russian)
Bartimaeus’ handicap was also his livelihood – being a beggar back in the time of Jesus was a recognized part of the community. There was more to Jesus’ question of “What do you want me to do for you?” than what seemed obvious.