Home In this lesson, the focus will be on what the Gospel means and what it is. Join David Ballard as he opens up the Bible to see the good news explained, and how it provides hope for humanity.

Home The Gospel is the “good news” of Jesus’ sacrifice to save humanity from our sins. In the New Testament, there are “7 ones” outlined to help explain God’s plan and our response to His plan. Join David Ballard as studies these concepts to help you see directly from the Bible God’s plan to save you.

Home They’re fat, yet fast. They can’t swim (or even float) yet live mostly in water. They’re vegetarians and yet kill more humans than lions do. As head-scratching as these walking “contradictions” may be, don’t miss out on their complex, functional design that logically points to a mighty Maker.

Home Hummingbirds are the hovering helicopters of the bird world, able to fly sideways and backward, as well as up and down, all the while keeping their torsos virtually stationary. They can even fly upside down! Truly, the unique maneuverability of these breathtaking birds logically demands a marvelous Maker.

Home Much of the Bible is spent focusing on who Jesus is. It is the most important opinion we will ever have in our lives. The four writers of the gospel accounts tell us that the people of Jesus’ day pondered this question too. Some thought He was a prophet of God, others a blasphemer. Still others thought He was the Messiah. Join Neal Pollard and Hiram Kemp as they study the book of John and what it has to say about who Jesus is.