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The Core Problem: Willful Refusal.

Solomon, the son of King David, was given extraordinary wisdom and wealth by God (1 Kings). Instead of asking for power or riches, he asked for wisdom—and God gave him wisdom, honor, and more. In books like Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, and Song of Solomon, Solomon wrestles with one big question: What is the point of life?

In Romans 9, we see a sobering reality: many of God’s people missed the very Messiah they were waiting for.

He said, “Tell my people, no more covering yourself with guilt and shame.”

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Good Friday (Jesus’ Death on the Cross)It’s called “good” because of what Christians believe it accomplishedWhat happened?According to religious and non-religious scholars Jesus was…

In the First Epistle of John, the author, believed to be Apostle John, presents a pretty black-and-white way to identify whether we are, in fact, in Christ.

Life moves fast, and it can be easy to focus on what isn’t working, what we don’t have, or what we wish was different. When challenges arise, it can be difficult to find gratitude. But the Bible encourages us to have a heart of thankfulness.

Is anyone else feeling at times this overwhelming sense of chaos all around you?

Romans 8 declares the overall power of the gospel.

When Jesus spoke about faith, He didn’t point to theologians, scholars, or spiritual elites as the model. Instead, He pointed to children. In Matthew 18:3, Jesus says, “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.” That statement can feel surprising! Children are inexperienced, they don’t have life figured out, and they ask lots of questions and make mistakes. Yet Jesus says this is the posture we need to approach God. What does Jesus mean?

In Romans 7, Paul pulls back the curtain on the human heart. He shows us that the problem isn’t that God’s law is flawed — the problem is that we are.