This Sunday evening we begin a short series on the book of Habakkuk. The book is a dialogue between the prophet and the Lord regarding what is happening with the Lord's people, and what the Lord is doing about it. The book opens with Habakkuk's cry for justice regarding the things happening among God's people. God then replies to the prophet, but not in the way he expects. This dialogue reminds us we have an audience with God as his redeemed people, but also reminds us that his ways are not our ways.
As we continue our series through the passion week texts in Mark, we find Jesus in prayer in Gethsemane. While Jesus' suffering on the...
This Sunday evening we begin a new series on discipleship, focusing on the Apostle Peter and some of the texts describing his journeying of...
In Acts 15 we see that from almost the very beginning, the early church had to wrestle with issues over which they disagreed. Even...