Bible Teaching • Scripture • Gospel

Teaching that keeps Jesus at the center.

Short, Scripture-rooted messages from Max Briggs designed to help us hear the Gospel clearly, trust Christ fully, and live out what we believe.

Teaching Library
Majors and Minors — teaching by Max Briggs
Max Briggs • Approximately 37¾ minutes

Majors and Minors

Keeping the Gospel First — a Bible teaching on distinguishing essential Gospel truth from secondary disagreements.

Why Are You Seeking Jesus? — teaching by Max Briggs
Max Briggs • Approximately 25 minutes

Why Are You Seeking Jesus?

From Luke 2:41–52, a deeply personal message about moving beyond seeking only what Jesus can do for us to knowing Him, trusting Him, and joining Him in the Father’s work.

Why Are There So Many Weeds? — teaching by Max Briggs
Max Briggs • Approximately 17 minutes

Why Are There So Many Weeds?

From Matthew 13, a message about the enemy, God's patience, the Great Commission, and why the presence of weeds should never make the church abandon the field.

When the Lights Go Out — teaching by Max Briggs
Max Briggs • Approximately 14¾ minutes

When the Lights Go Out

What do you do when you fear the Lord, want to obey Him, and still cannot see what He is doing? A message from Isaiah 50 about continuing to walk by faith without manufacturing our own light.

Fallen But Not Finished — teaching by Max Briggs
Max Briggs • Approximately 13½ minutes

Fallen But Not Finished

Peter fell hard, but Jesus did not abandon him. A message about failure, repentance, restoration, and the grace that still calls a fallen disciple forward.

The Grace of God — Four Houses Where God Has Lived — teaching by Max Briggs
Max Briggs • Approximately 48 minutes

The Grace of God — Four Houses Where God Has Lived

From Eden to the Temple, from Jesus Christ to the believer, follow four “houses” that reveal God’s holiness, the seriousness of sin, and the astonishing reach of grace.

Is the Cross Really Enough? — teaching by Max Briggs
Max Briggs • Approximately 8¾ minutes

Is the Cross Really Enough?

Jesus said, “It is finished.” This message asks whether we really believe Him — or whether we keep trying to add our works, guilt, and effort to what Christ already completed at the Cross.