Righteous or Rusty?
Are we trying to impress people or are we doing what God has actually called us to in faithfulness?
Faithful Waiting
God often calls us to be faithful as we wait for what He is doing next. What does that look like?
Songs for Our Temple (Week 49: Ps. 138-140)
Pastor Tim takes us through Ps. 138-140, which guide us to think about how God knows us and is faithful and merciful to us wherever we may be in life.
Joy
What does true joy look like? It isn’t necessarily what we imagine.
Who Is the One Born on Christmas?
We know the what… Jesus is born. But, do we know the “who”?
Songs for Our Temple (Week 48: Ps. 135-137)
Pastor takes us through Ps. 135-137 and thinks about how they fit into the time of preparation we call “Advent.”
Hope
Do we have hope? Do we have our hope in the right thing?
Really Now: Is This Going Anywhere?
Is the future just more of the same or does God have bigger plans for us and the world?
We Need a Pardon
Do we understand just how much forgiveness we need? Do we understand truly the only place we can find it?
Songs for Our Temple (Week 47: Ps. 132-134)
Jim takes us through Ps. 132-134 and helps us to think about how they call us to further trust and faithfulness in our God in all situations.
Don't Take Grafting for Granted
This week we explore how we get to be a part of the story we have been following throughout Scripture. And how that affects our attitude.
Selfless Serving
How do we serve in difficult circumstances? By following the faithful servant.
Broken Plates
Do we just want to replace the most obviously broken parts of our life or are we willing to have God completely renew us?
Welcome Home
As we look to those around us, do we see them as in need of the same grace God gives us?
Songs for Our Temple (Week 46: Ps. 129-130)
Melanie takes us through Ps. 129-131 and how they help us to turn our trust toward our God.
Missed Doomsdays
Lots of things get predicted… but do they happen? As we consider the New Covenant, we see that God foretold something that applies to us.
Conventional Failure
Conventional wisdom leads to conventional failure, but Jesus calls us to set our sights heavenward and experience God’s salvation.
Selfless Giving
Most people operate from a scarcity mindset, where it always feels like it’s never enough. However, what if we shift our hearts to operate under the abundance mindset where there is always enough?
Know Beyond the Shadow of a Doubt
Do we understand how secure our salvation is because of Jesus?