Jesus and the Kingdom of God

Scholars explore the prologue of John, discovering how the eternal Word who was with God and was God entered human history in the person of Jesus Christ.

Scholars examine Jesus in the Judean wilderness, observing how the true King faithfully triumphs over Satanic deception through the authoritative word of God.

Middle school students discover the radical values of Jesus' kingdom in Matthew 5, learning how true blessedness overturns worldly ideas of pride and power.

Scholars examine how Jesus calls his disciples to preserve society like salt, shine brightly like light, and practice genuine heart righteousness that goes far deeper than external rules.

Scholars discover the pure motives of kingdom devotion in Matthew 6, learning to practice generous giving, quiet prayer, and joyful fasting for God's glory alone.

Scholars explore the dinner at Simon the Pharisee's house, discovering how a broken woman's extravagant tears and Jesus' profound forgiveness reveal the lavish grace of the gospel.

Middle school scholars examine John 6, learning that Jesus does not merely provide physical bread, but is himself the true spiritual bread that gives eternal life.

Scholars examine Peter's confession at Caesarea Philippi, discovering the divine identity of Jesus as the Christ and the challenging call of taking up the cross.

Scholars explore John 10, discovering the intimate, protecting, and sacrificial love of Jesus who knows his sheep by name and lays down his life for them.

Scholars examine Jesus' response to James and John's ambitious request, discovering that true greatness in God's kingdom is achieved through humble, sacrificial service.