We'll be studying Numbers 21:4-9, under the theme "The Cure Found In Christ." It's coming up on 40 years in the wilderness, and the Israelites are still complaining. Now, their sins are eating away at them. Just as he always has, God proves to be forgiving and merciful. He offers a strang...

This week we’ll study Numbers 20:1-13 under the theme “When Leaders Fail.” At the end of forty years in the wilderness, Moses fails to trust God and misrepresents his grace to a new generation, bringing severe consequences on himself. Yet God still brings life-giving water from the rock, showi...

This week we’ll be studying Numbers 11:1-23 under the theme “The Danger of Grumbling.” We discover how grumbling, complaining, and negativity can weaken our faith and relationships, and learn how biblical gratitude and trust in God can transform the way we respond to life’s challenges

This week we’ll be studying Numbers 13:1-3, 17-14:9 under the theme “Don’t Let Fear Decide.” We learn that when fear makes God’s promises seem impossible, faith looks beyond the giants and trusts the God who is greater.Series Summary: The wilderness exposes what is in th...

This week we’ll be studying 2 Peter 3:10-18 under the theme “Don’t Drift. Finish Strong.” This world won’t last, and drifting is always a danger, but Jesus holds us securely and grows us in grace so we can finish strong.Series Summary: In a confusing and compromised world, yo...

This week we’ll be studying 2 Peter 3:1-9 under the theme “Why Isn’t God Fixing This Yet?” When God seems slow to fix what’s broken, Peter shows us that his delay is not neglect—it is mercy, patience, and perfect timing.Series Summary: In a confusing and compromised world, yo...

This week, we’ll be studying 2 Peter 2:1-3 under the theme “Not Everything That Sounds Spiritual Is True.” False teaching thrives by appealing to what our fallen hearts want to believe, but God’s Word keeps us anchored in the saving truth of Jesus.Series Summary: In a confusi...

This week, we’ll be studying 2 Peter 1:12-21 under the theme “Don’t Forget What You Know.” We tend to think spiritual growth means learning something new, but Peter reminds us that God often preserves and strengthens faith by bringing us back to the truths we already know—the reliable Word tha...

When the world around us seems to be getting more and more godless, we may wonder how we can stand on our biblical principles, much less let our Jesus-light shine in an obvious way. Do we have what it takes to grow in our discipleship when we feel so weak? Through Peter, in his Second Epistle,...

Following Jesus makes you different. That difference most commonly and brilliantly shows up when life gets hard.Doing Good doesn't guarantee an easy life. Christians are called to pursue good regardless of the outcome. Our hope rests not in favorable circumstances but in the ...