Is the Bible just a collection of ancient religious opinions, or has the God who made the world actually spoken? In Lesson 2 of our Foundations series, "And God Said," we see from Hebrews, 2 Timothy and 2 Peter that God has spoken, and that He has put in writing everything we need to know Him, trust Him and obey Him. We look at how God breathed out His Word through real human writers, how Jesus Himself treated every word of Scripture, and why God's Word lands in our settled way of thinking like a huge rock dropped into a still lake. If you've ever wondered whether you can really trust the Bible, or whether an ordinary Christian can understand it, set aside 54 minutes for this teaching and face the question we close with: If God has spoken, will I listen?
18 Oct 2026
What Does the Church Have to Do with Me?
Many people today have settled the matter: Jesus, yes; the church, no thank you. In Matthew 16, Jesus refuses to let us separate Him from His church, and Pastor John Samson opens up what "this rock" really means, why even death cannot stand against Christ's people, and what Jesus meant when He promised, "I will build my church." You'll hear how a church conceived in eternity joins Abraham, Moses, and David with believers today, and how the Savior who bought His church with His own blood turned a ferocious enemy, Saul of Tarsus, into one of its builders. Whether you have been hurt, have drifted, or are simply too busy, this message presses the question every Christian must answer: What does the church have to do with me?
17 Oct 2026
So That the People Understood
What do a crowd at Jerusalem's Water Gate, an Englishman shivering in a prison cell near Brussels, and the apostle Paul in chains have in common? In this teaching we open Nehemiah 8 and 2 Timothy 2 to see that God gave His Word to be understood, and we trace what it cost to put the Bible into the language of ordinary people, from John Wycliffe's burned bones to William Tyndale's plowboy vow. You'll hear Tyndale's only surviving letter, written from his cell, asking for a warmer coat, a lamp, and "above all" his Hebrew Bible, set beside Paul's own request for his cloak and his parchments. Come hear why the people of Nehemiah's day went home rejoicing "because they had understood," and why that same joy is waiting for you every time you open your Bible.
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