Name: Joshua 20 & 21- Being Biblical by Faith On Hill
Duration: 36 min 32 s
Description: In Chapter 20 God commands that cities of refuge be established in the land of Israel. In Chapter 21, God commands that Levitical cities be established. But by the time of Christ, none of this was happening or even possible. What do you do when the Bible has a clear command, rule or practice for God's people that can no longer be followed?

In Chapter 20 God commands that cities of refuge be established in the land of Israel. In Chapter 21, God commands that Levitical cities be established. But by the time of Christ, none of this was happening or even possible. What do you do when the Bible has a clear command, rule or practice for God's people that can no longer be followed?

Joshua 20 & 21- Being Biblical

On Palm Sunday, Jesus finally steps into the spotlight. After years of slipping away from fame or danger, He rides into Jerusalem and accepts the praise of the people — fulfilling ancient prophecy and declaring Himself as King.

In this message, we explore Luke 19 and ask: What changed? Why now?

Jesus' time had come.



Palm Sunday

Easter Sunday 2025 | Jesus Is Risen From The Dead!

Are you curious about the Christian faith? Wondering what Easter is really all about? This Easter Sunday, Pastor Adam walks through the story of Jesus' resurrection appearances in the Gospel of John—a moment that changed everything for His first followers, and still changes lives today.

In this Bible study, we talk about how different people heard about Jesus and how they responded to the surprising news that He had risen from the dead. Whether you’re exploring faith for the first time or looking for real hope, you’re invited to hear the story that has brought light to millions.

📖 Scripture: John 20
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Keywords: What is Easter about, Christian faith explained, resurrection of Jesus, Jesus appears to disciples, learning about Christianity, who is Jesus, why Christians celebrate Easter, Gospel of John explained, starting a faith journey, new to Christianity, hope in Jesus

Easter Sunday

They Didn't Want Jesus — They Wanted Lunch | Religious Confusion (John 6)

Most people don't reject Jesus because of evidence.
They reject Him because they wanted something else — comfort, power, quick fixes.
John 6 shows it clearly: the crowd didn’t want truth — they wanted a free meal.

This story isn't about a miracle.
It’s about what happens when you miss the real point: Jesus Himself.
If all you want is blessings, miracles, or religion that fits your lifestyle...
You’ll miss the only thing that actually saves you.

Maybe the question isn’t “Did this really happen?”
Maybe the question is, “What if Jesus is offering more than you’re willing to want?”



John 6- Religious Confusion

What do you do when Jesus says something that offends you?

In John 6, even Jesus’ own followers struggled with His words—and some walked away. If you’ve ever felt tension between your beliefs and what the Bible says, you're not alone.

In this message, we talk honestly about:

-Why church teachings can feel hard to accept
-How to respond when faith challenges your worldview
-What it means to wrestle with ancient truth instead of walking away

This is a safe place to ask hard questions and press in.

📖 Based on John 6 |

John 6- Difficult Teachings

Jesus’s Real Family? | What It Really Means to Follow Jesus (John 7)

Is being a fan of Jesus the same as truly following Him?

In John 7, even Jesus’s own brothers didn’t believe in Him—yet they tried to promote Him. Why? What does that mean for those today who talk about Jesus but don’t follow Him?




John 7- Jesus's Real Family

Arguments About Jesus | John 7

This week, we explore the real reasons people resist Jesus—and how loud voices, pride, and misinterpretation of Scripture can distract us from truth. 

🔹 Why did people call Jesus "mad"?
🔹 How do religious leaders still deflect real questions today?
🔹 Are we influenced by "crowd opinions" more than truth?



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John 7- Arguments About Jesus

Scarlett Letters? The Adulterous Woman Is a Fraud? (John 8 Explained)

Is the story of the woman caught in adultery in John 8 real—or a later addition? Has Christianity been hiding something? We uncover the truth behind one of the most powerful stories in the Bible and why it STILL matters today.

Why early Christians questioned where this story belongs—not if it belongs
What this reveals about the honesty of Bible transmission
How Jesus responded with grace, not only to the sinner—but also to the hypocrites
Why this passage offers hope for anyone caught in sin today

Whether you’re a Christian or skeptic, , this video will challenge assumptions and offer a deeper look at God's mercy, biblical authenticity, and the power to change.



John 8- Scarlet Letters?

Why People Reject Jesus? | Disputing Jesus (John 8)

Why do people still reject Jesus? In John 8, we see four major disputes over Jesus's message, identity, righteousness, and credibility. This video breaks down the arguments people use to reject faith—and why they fall short. From denying the supernatural to claiming self-righteousness, we address the real reasons behind unbelief and how Jesus confronts them.



John 8- Disputing Jesus

Blind Men | Who Was Really Blind? (John 9)

Was the blind man really the one who couldn't see? In John 9, Jesus challenges a flawed theology that links suffering to personal sin. The disciples misunderstood Scripture, the Pharisees refused to see truth, and a healed man simply shared what Jesus did for him. This message confronts spiritual blindness in every age—including our own.




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