What Jesus expects of us is simple: follow Him. As we do, we will witness something amazing. Experience God’s reign in your life through this first lesson in our “Your Kingdom Come” series.

This is it: the conclusion of our “Christ in the Old Testament” Bible Study! As we learn to appreciate the connections between the Old and New Testaments, we will grow more and more excited for how the story ends – and for how it doesn’t.

In both the smallest of details and God's most overarching purposes, Jesus fulfills the story of the Bible. This is Lesson 55 of “Christ in the Old Testament”.

God has already told us He is making all things new. The question is whether we are ready and willing to work with Him.

In both the smallest of details and God's most overarching purposes, Jesus fulfills the story of the Bible. This is Lesson 55 of “Christ in the Old Testament”.

The Old Testament is so much more than 39 books full of difficult names, ancient history, and outdated rituals. From beginning to end, it is a powerful story about who God is, who we are meant to be, and how far He is willing to go to help us achieve it. This is Lesson 54 of “Christ in the Old Testament”.

It has been such a difficult year. Yet, if we will perceive the new thing God has been doing, we will see the way He has been making in the wilderness. Plus, See the Potential with us in our 2020 Mission Report!

The Jewish leaders’ harsh rejection of Jesus led to His crucifixion. Yet, this rejection was part of God’s plan and foretold in the Scriptures. Now, we have a choice to make. This is Lesson 53 of “Christ in the Old Testament”.

The Jewish exiles returning to Jerusalem soon grew discouraged when everyday life did not live up to their hopes. Yet, their King was coming – and as we grow in our understanding of Jesus, we will have reason for hope, too. This is Lesson 52 of “Christ in the Old Testament”.

Fear was not part of God’s original design for us, and we aren’t following Jesus if it is what motivates us. That must be love, which casts out our fear.

Jesus referred to Himself as "Son of Man" more than any other title, but it really just meant "human"...didn't it? One of Daniel's visions while in Babylonian exile powerfully shines a light on just who Jesus really is. This is Lesson 51 of “Christ in the Old Testament”.