One of the greatest miracles in the Old Testament was Moses leading the children of Israel out of Egypt and across the Red Sea. Throughout, we see God's hand at work, from delivering the Israelites from slavery to parting the sea and drowning the pursuing Egyptian army. But the Bible tells us that just a month later, the people of Israel complained and forgot all that God had done for them.

At creation, God gave humanity the design for marriage and relationships. Like a sacred treasure, God gave us everything we needed. But over time, humanity closed the lid on this treasure and decided to do things our way, which often leads to hurt and brokenness.

A recent study found that roughly 30% of Americans have reported an instance of sleepwalking; some have made meals, climbed roofs, or even driven a car! The Bible gives a clear warning that many are spiritually sleepwalking, and if we don't wake up, the consequences could be fatal.

When most people think about the "End Times," two things tend to come to the forefront: "The Antichrist & The Mark of the Beast." This week, we look at these issues through a Biblical lens to ensure our understanding is grounded in Scripture and, more importantly, to focus not on how, but on why they matter.

The key to growing in our spiritual life is not merely acquiring information but real transformation. Join us this week as we take time for personal reflection before we reach the conclusion of this series.

Jesus is coming again. Scripture describes a time of extraordinary tribulation, the rise of the Antichrist and his mark, and the gathering of believers to Christ. We may disagree about every detail of the timeline, but one overarching message is crucial for us to understand.

When you hear the term "AI," what comes to mind? You probably envision cutting-edge technology, data centers, rockets flying to explore the depths of the universe, or maybe you're recalling scenes from "The Terminator." So it would likely surprise you to know that perhaps the greatest lesson on the subject of "AI" comes from early humanity and the oldest book in the Bible; the parallels are undeniable.

The nation of Israel is among the most contested real estate in the world and the centerpiece of the three largest world religions. Yet the Jewish people represent only 0.2% of the world's population. So why has Israel become such a controversial topic? What does the Bible say about the nation of Israel today, and how should that shape our response to modern-day Israel?