Window To The Word

Several people in the Bible were convinced that Jesus Christ is someone unique and vitally important to our salvation. What did they believe about Him and what did they have to say about Him? Join us as we hear testimonies from the lips of several people who knew Jesus intimately. Today: The Holy one of God (John 6:53-69)

Several people in the Bible were convinced that Jesus Christ is someone unique and vitally important to our salvation. What did they believe about Him and what did they have to say about Him? Join us as we hear testimonies from the lips of several people who knew Jesus intimately. Today: The Christ (Matthew 16:13-20)

You’ve got a roof over your head, food in the cupboard and clothes on your back. Who gets the credit for your good fortune? Government? Your employer? Your hard work and ingenuity? How you answer that question reveals a lot about your heart and spiritual health. While we may be grateful to some or all of the above, as followers of the one true God the real credit goes to the Lord. As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday and reflect on our many blessings, let us not forget the Lord our God. (Deuteronomy 8:10-18)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Gideon (Judges 6 & 7)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Naboth’s vineyard (1 Kings 21)

All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Esther. (Esther)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Deborah & Barak (Judges 4:1-24)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Isaiah in the throne room. (Isaiah 6:1-13)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Solomon asks for wisdom. (1 Kings 3:5-15)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Samson & Delilah (Judges 16:4-31)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Battle of Jericho. (Joshua 6:1-20)

Today is the 10th anniversary of 9/11, one of the most gut-wrenching moments in our nation’s history. Most of us probably remember where we were and how we felt that day. For many of us it was a time of unprecedented fear, worry, anger and/or hopelessness. Join us as we remember those who perished on that fateful Tuesday and whose lives were changed forever. We will also take this opportunity to explore the ultimate source of hope during times of turmoil and trouble. Who or what did you trust in on 9/11? Who or what do you trust in now? (Psalm 33)

The Bible has a lot to say about David, some 66 chapters by one person’s count. Even though he was many things—shepherd, poet, warrior, friend, husband, father and king—he’s probably best known as the only person in Scripture referred to as “a man after God’s own heart.” Join us as we examine some of the most interesting moments from this famous man’s life. As we’ll discover, the lessons we can learn from David—both good and bad—are still applicable today. Today: The military hero. (1 Samuel 18:1-30)

The Bible has a lot to say about David, some 66 chapters by one person’s count. Even though he was many things—shepherd, poet, warrior, friend, husband, father and king—he’s probably best known as the only person in Scripture referred to as “a man after God’s own heart.” Join us as we examine some of the most interesting moments from this famous man’s life. As we’ll discover, the lessons we can learn from David—both good and bad—are still applicable today. Today: The friend. (1 Samuel 18:1-4, 19:1-7, 20:1-17, 41-42 & 23:14-16)

The Bible has a lot to say about David, some 66 chapters by one person’s count. Even though he was many things—shepherd, poet, warrior, friend, husband, father and king—he’s probably best known as the only person in Scripture referred to as “a man after God’s own heart.” Join us as we examine some of the most interesting moments from this famous man’s life. As we’ll discover, the lessons we can learn from David—both good and bad—are still applicable today. Today: The giant killer (1 Samuel 17:1-11 & 21-51)

The Bible has a lot to say about David, some 66 chapters by one person’s count. Even though he was many things—shepherd, poet, warrior, friend, husband, father and king—he’s probably best known as the only person in Scripture referred to as “a man after God’s own heart.” Join us as we examine some of the most interesting moments from this famous man’s life. As we’ll discover, the lessons we can learn from David—both good and bad—are still applicable today. Today: The servant. (1 Samuel 16:14-23)

The Bible has a lot to say about David, some 66 chapters by one person’s count. Even though he was many things—shepherd, poet, warrior, friend, husband, father and king—he’s probably best known as the only person in Scripture referred to as “a man after God’s own heart.” Join us as we examine some of the most interesting moments from this famous man’s life. As we’ll discover, the lessons we can learn from David—both good and bad—are still applicable today. Today: The anointed (1 Samuel 16:1-13)

The similarities between the first century Greco-Roman world and 21st century America are many. There were “religious” people then, just as there are now. There were spiritually-confused people then, just as there are now. Both cultures are in dire need of someone to speak the truth firmly but lovingly. Join us as we find out what Americans need to hear, how they need to hear it and who needs to say it. Prepare to be challenged. (Acts 17:16-34)

They started off with the truth of Jesus Christ, but, over time, went off course. That’s the story of the believers in the New Testament city of Colosse, and it’s also the story of many here in 21st century America. Bad things can happen when we go to the wrong church or listen to the wrong Bible teacher. Sooner or later, unbiblical teaching negatively affects how we think and act. If you’re interested in the truth of Scripture then join us as we take the blinders off by going through the letter known as Colossians. Today: The relationships. (Colossians 3:18 - 4:1)

They started off with the truth of Jesus Christ, but, over time, went off course. That’s the story of the believers in the New Testament city of Colosse, and it’s also the story of many here in 21st century America. Bad things can happen when we go to the wrong church or listen to the wrong Bible teacher. Sooner or later, unbiblical teaching negatively affects how we think and act. If you’re interested in the truth of Scripture then join us as we take the blinders off by going through the letter known as Colossians. Today: The Christian life. (Colossians 3:1-17)