Unleashing the Church

Today, we are looking at chapter 11:7-12:8, where Solomon provides four warnings for us to remember about life.

We're in chapter 11:1-6 of Ecclesiastes, where we discover that life is an adventure to be pursued with purpose.

Four ways a fool behaves, and four ways not to behave from Ecclesiastes 10:1-20.

We are looking at chapter 8:10-9:18, where we discover four solutions to the mysteries of life.

Five Qualities Needed to Respond to AuthorityEcclesiastes 8:1-9

We complete our study this week in chapter 16:1-16, where we discover the one moment that changed everything.

We open our study this week with chapter 15:22-47, where we identify God's presence at the cross.

We are back in the Gospel of Mark, learning how to follow Jesus in times of difficulty. We open our study this week with chapter 15:1-21, where we humbly observe the trial and torture of our Savior.

We are looking at chapter 7:1-10, where Solomon lays out "eight better" statements through the eyes of wisdom.

Today, we are looking at chapter 6:1-12, where Solomon explains three puzzles of life that are rarely answered.

We are looking at Chapter 5:1-20, where Solomon emphasizes three relationships we must value.

We are looking at chapter 4:9-16, where we see that life is unfair, but living it with others is the better option.

Today, we are looking at Chapter 3:16-22, where we discover that life was meant to be lived with God.

We are looking at Chapter 3:1-15, where we discover that God has ordered a time for everything. 

We are looking at Chapter 2:12-26, where we consider wisdom, wealth, and eternal things.

We will be looking at Chapter 2:1-11, where we learn that a good life is measured by God's perspective. 

We are in Ecclesiastes...Our journey begins in chapter one, where King Solomon shares three realities of this life.

We are walking through Romans 12:1-2, discovering how to respond to the greatest gift ever given. 

We are walking through Romans 12:1-2, discovering how to respond to the greatest gift ever given. 

In Psalm 103, we discover how to bless the Lord in three specific ways. 

Discovering through the scriptures how to give thanks in every circumstance.

Three harsh realities about humans.

We open our study this week with Chapter 14:43-52, where we see five groups of people in most stories. 

We open our study this week with chapter 14:27-42, where we see Jesus respond to the plan of God.

We open our study this week with Chapter 14:1-16, where we see God's sovereign plan unfold.

Jesus describes the Second Coming to His disciples.

We open our study this week with Chapter 13:14-23, where Jesus describes the things to come to His disciples.

Jesus describes the things to come to His disciples.

In this episode, we sit down with Don Moore to talk about the heart behind worship. 

Jesus describes the characteristics of a hypocrite.

Jesus answers the scribe's question about which commandment is the most important. 

We begin our study this week with Chapter 12, verses 13-17 in the Gospel of Mark, where we identify three individuals to watch out for. 

We open our study this week with Chapter 12, verses 1-12, where we will learn the depth of spiritual blindness. 

Three observations from Mark 11:27-33.

Jesus instructs His disciples how to have effective prayer lives.

See the distinction between the crowd and the true followers of Jesus.

The distinction between the crowd and true followers of Jesus.

Faith is required to follow Jesus.

Jesus teaches His followers about the dangers of wealth. 

Learning to depend on God to receive His Kingdom. 

Learning the truth about marriage. 

We are in Mark 9:42-50, where we discover four aspects of radical discipleship. 

We explore three perspectives on humility.

We open our study this week with chapter 9, verses 1-13 of the book of Mark, where the disciples capture a glimpse of Jesus' divinity.

We discover four personal realities of the Resurrected life.

We discover three realities about followers. 

Remember that we are pilgrims and not settlers.

Discovering three kinds of blindness. 

Three observations that we need to embrace. 

To Speak or Not to SpeakMark 7:31-37