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Continuing in the book of Haggai: it’s certainly easier to get sick than it is to remain healthy. Spiritually, sin is more contagious than holiness.

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It wasn’t that the people didn’t love God. It wasn’t that they didn’t SAY he was their top priority. It was the fact that they had a had time living it out. Their story is our story, in Haggai Chapter 1.

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We begin a new series looking at the smaller books of the Bible with Nahum’s prophecy. What happened after Jonah left Nineveh 150 years ago? And was God on their side. Was anyone on God’s side?

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A great day of CELEBRATION as we worshiped together outdoors and study a passage in Hebrews that motivates us to move BEYOND our BELIEF.

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We continue in the book of Amos…

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What was it about Amos’ message to God’s people that wasn’t particularly popular? People love to hear about judgement concerning their enemies – but when it hits a little too close to home…

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The story of John the Baptist serves as an example of how to survive pride and move on to something greater. Who are you pointing people toward?

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The stories of Nebuchadnezzar and Belshazzar: two kings who didn’t understand the WHO of their pride.

 

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Having the mind of Christ (Philippians 2:5) is the cure for pride. How does pride manifest itself in your life? What are you missing because of your pride?

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Can you ALWAYS have joy? Only when rooted in the fruits of the spirit. The conclusion of our Faithful Foundations series.

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Jesus gives a lot of seemingly difficult, if not impossible, commands. Perhaps one of the most daunting commands is to live a life free of doubt. Is that even possible?? Or are maybe some of your doubts worth doubting?

Why doesn’t God do something about that? Whether it’s an illness, a sickness, injustice, or evil – why doesn’t God address it? A look at the story of Lazarus, and how all things are accomplished for God’s glory.

Are you a Law Maker or a Law Breaker? Does that matter? What does God think of YOU? A look at a familiar story in Luke 15.