In 2 Kings 6:24-7:5, Israel was surrounded and was starving physically. Similarly, in 2025, many are becoming starved spiritually. It is important to take a honest look at our own lives to reflect on our faith journey.

One woman who is often overlooked in the Christmas story was the prophetess, Anna. We know little about her, but what we do know about her is surprising. She was faithful, and saw the face of God. Let's see what we can learn from her story.

Continuing through the Christmas Story, we meet a man who waited patiently for the Messiah, who often gets overlooked.

The first in a three part series, we walk through the beginning of Jesus's story, His birth. What was it like to be a Roman citizen? What was it like for the shepherds to see the Angels? Let's put ourselves there to watch this historical event.

This is the last week in our Ecclesiastes series. King Solomon, the wisest man, leaves us with this: "Fear God and keep His commandments."

Continuing through our Ecclesiastes series, King Solomon writes in Ecclesiastes 9: 2, "It is the same for all. There is one fate for the righteous and for the wicked..." What is that fate? VIDEO: https://www.facebook.com/bob.bauer.351/videos/660587603651894?idorvanity=1459606000950777

Continuing our series through Ecclesiastes, King Solomon declares that he "congratulated the dead who are already dead more than the living who are still living. But better off than both of them is the one who has never existed, who has never seen the evil activity that is done under the sun." Now, that is a challenging verse to grapple with. Let's wrestle with this verse together, to see the intent and truth behind it.

Ecclesiastes Chapter 3 today! King Solomon relays that there is a time for everything under the heavens. We were not meant just for this time, no. God put eternity in all of our hearts. Let's use our time to glorify the King of Kings and Lord of Lords!