We look at the golden calf and the impact of Israel’s sin, unpicking some of the difficult questions it poses and seeing that ultimately Moses is a picture of the great mediator – Jesus Christ – who has come down to save us from our sins.
Samson is not a model of perfection, but he has understood who his enemies are, and who he’s fighting for. We look at the spiritual enemies that we face as Christians and what it means to pick a side.
As we finish this series in 1 Timothy we look at why real life is not found in wealth or in anything else that promises security and stability but only in Jesus Christ, because he is the one who gives everything life.
How does Paul approach the church? How and why does he treat them the way that he does? And what does it teach us about Christ’s calling on our lives as we live in Christian community?
How are we to understand the suffering we meet in our Christian discipleship? Paul speaks to the church in Corinth, comforting them and encouraging them to hold fast to the faith he’d introduced them to because it was by that faith they would know the God who is the father of all comfort in the …
A ruler asks Jesus this very question. We look at Jesus’ response, which points out the blind spot of the ruler, and encourages us to examine ourselves for our own blind spots. This video is uploaded in two versions: With optional subtitles: https://youtu.be/0jRfifLjpCcWith embedded (always on) subtitles: https://youtu.be/isTsEI1KUsA (this version)
