Jesus asks who others say that He is, then ask the disciples, "but whom say ye that I am?". We look at the circumstances and the answers to these questions.

We explore Jesus' questions around giving of gifts and how a good father gives good gifts

We look at Jesus' questions regarding the disciples Little Faith, No Faith, Missing Faith in the boat during the storm - each has different implications

We look at Jesus' rebuke of Jewish leaders request for a sign.

We look at John's two disciples who were 'sent' to Jesus and how they wanted to dwell with him.

We explore Jesus' admonition to the disciples to not fret or worry about their lives in light of how God provides for His creation.

We look at Jesus healing Blind Bartimaeus; the perspectives and implications of this encounter.

A review of Jesus' questioning of the priests and elders about John's Baptism

We look at Jesus' interaction with Simon the Pharisee and the woman who washes Jesus' feet with her tears. We will look at contrasts as a Bible study tool and how love is expressed and lessons are learned.

Jesus first questions were to his earthly parents. We explore those questions and how questions in general are used in scripture as we start a new series.

Paul ends I Timothy with a last charge to keep & avoid. He then concludes I Timothy like his other letters, talking about the grace of God. We will explore the topic of grace.

Paul tells Timothy to charge the rich in this world do not do some things that would be detrimental to their spiritual growth, but to do other things that will allow them to invest in the future. We contrast these actions.

Paul charges Timothy with a concise summary of the who, what, why, when, where and how of ministry. It is a bit of a recap of the entire book really.

Paul instructs us how (and when) to flee, follow and fight within the Spiritual battle.

Paul admonishes Timothy around contentment and how people will get fooled/ensnared by money, which is born out of a lack of faith in the Lord's sufficient provision.

1 Chronicles 10-12 gives us God’s perspective on three components of a scrappy army which transitioned a kingdom from a wicked ruler (Saul) to a righteous man after God’s heart (David).

Paul explains to Timothy how to identify and deal with someone who is a heretic. We will look at the evidences of the heretic and how to deal with it Biblically.

Paul admonishes Timothy to teach that servants obey their masters. We look at different types of servants and the Master - Yoke - Servant relationship.

Paul explains to Timothy that some people will follow after wicked and foolish men, despite open sin. He exhorts Timothy to invest for eternity.