Series: Bible Q&A

Answering a question submitted by one of the Woodland members regarding effective prayer. Question: Does the number of people praying for something make God more likely to do it?

Text: Genesis 9.12-17

In a month where rainbows adorn many products, logos, and marketing materials, it is important to remember the significance of the rainbow from a Scriptural perspective as people of God.

Text: 1 Samuel 3.18

Eli was a father, priest, judge of Israel. In our test we see a remarkable statement of faith in light of the situation that led him to utter the words. How do we reconcile this verse with the obvious blind spots in Eli's integrity before the LORD? In this lesson we consider the complicated life of Eli.

Text: Jonah 2.7-9

In this lesson we consider a time when Jonah remembered the LORD in a very unique situation. What impact did this remembrance have on the wayward prophet? And what can we learn from the time Jonah remembered?

Text: 1 Corinthians 2.1-5

It's easy to become consumed by the trivial things when it comes to the church, especially when it comes to preachers & teachers. It's easy for preference or cult of personality to take precedence over weightier issues. However, in writing the church in Corinth (a church struggling with this very issue), he leaves a reminder for us to focus on the important thing: Jesus Christ and Him crucified!

Text: 1 Corinthians 6.9-11

One day can make a tremendous difference on one's life. Just ask any woman who is now a mother because one day she said "I do". But even more important, is the day one makes a decision to commit their life to Jesus as a disciple.

Text: Joshua 24.14-15

A reminder for our upcoming college graduates from the book of Joshua on the importance of personal choices and their impact on one's future.

Text: Hebrews 10.24-25

A timely reminder about encouragement rooted in the example of Barnabas.

Series: Bible Q&A

This morning I consider a question submitted by the college group on evolution and its compatibility with a Christian worldview.

Text: Psalm 131

Psalm 131 is a short but profound psalm of devotion in which David expressed three essential qualities of a godly heart (in three simple verses). We consider those essential qualities in this lesson.