Why does Jesus compare Himself to King Solomon? Why does He compare His adversaries to the Queen of Sheba, who visited Solomon?
What does Jesus’ calming of the storm tell us about His power & authority? How is it that Jesus casts out demons and they flee in fear? Why does this matter for us today?
What does Jesus mean when He says, “I Am the Bread of Life?” How does this relate to the manna God gave Israel in the wilderness? Join us as we look at how Jesus compares and contrasts what He offers to the bread from heaven in Exodus.
Jesus is led into the wilderness to be tested, just as Israel had been led into the wilderness to be tested. How does Jesus’ response to temptation compare with Israel’s? Why does this matter & how does it relate to us today?
What role does the priesthood play in the Old Testament and how does it relate to Jesus?
How did the Jewish leaders not recognize who Jesus was? Why were they in constant conflict with Him? Join us as we look at the conflict & debate that grows between the Pharisees and Jesus in John 8:12-59.
The author of Hebrews compares Jesus to the angels. Who is greater? Why does it matter?
What does it mean to be a welcoming church? Welcoming to who? Does that require that truth must be compromised? Join us as we follow up on our study of Jesus’ interaction with the woman at well, with a look at James 2:1-13.
Why did Jesus journey to a well in Samaria? What does He mean when He offers Living Water? How does the interaction that Jesus had with the Samaritan woman, and the interactions that she then had with others in the city, relate to us today?
Why does James warn the early church about making plans? What is he talking about, and how does it apply to us today?