In the Old Testament there are prophetic windows of insight describing Christ's life, death and mission hundreds of years before he was born.

In this book, we study four of these passages in Isaiah. We learn information about Jesus that the New Testament doesn't tell us.

Jesus changed history. What made him special? If we could only walk with him, we might know. In John on Jesus: The Story of God in the Flesh, we walk with Jesus through the Gospel of John.

In this first half of John’s Gospel, Jesus performs seven miracles. While only a sampling of his extravagant power, John calls these miracles, signs. When taken together, they point us to the unmistakable conclusion that Jesus is God in the flesh.

At Christmas, we often turn to the Gospels to study Christ. Did you know Jesus is also found in the Old Testament, in particular, the book of Psalms?

This series examines four messianic Psalms. It gives us snapshots of Christ not in his humility, but in his glory.

See Christ like you never saw it before,... from the book of Psalms.

There is no more Christ exalting book than Revelation. Christmas from the Book of Revelation reveals why the Lamb of God is the never-ending focus of worship. It explains why history can only be culminated by Christ. Along the way, we discover why God gave us passions for sports and what they teach us about worship.

Each message begins with interpretive grids for understanding this complex book. Like Benjamin Franklin glasses from the movie, “National Treasure,” these grids help us to see what God wants us to know.