Believe. Connect. Share.
Believe. Connect. Share.
Jesus’ mission has probably always looked like it teetered on the edge of collapse. Immaturity, division, and persecution threaten to end God’s purposes in every generation. But the Bible shows how God overcame these obstacles in the past and how He can do the same today.
Outside of the commands of Scripture, there's much that appears grey. This message looks at the character of wisdom and its counterfeits, so that we can sense it even when the lines are less clear.
Proverbs 9:1-18
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Whether you're a committed Christian or full of doubts and questions, we pray that God will meet with you and speak to you through His Word.
When husbands and wives disagree, what do biblical headship and submission look like? The Bible offers more than slogans, giving couples principles for exercising leadership, expressing disagreement, and seeking a path forward.
Through an earth-bound happy ending, Job’s final chapter teaches important lessons about eternal life. They’re the very lessons we’re to cling to when trials come. What made Job’s suffering so hard was that he didn’t know how his story would end. Thanks to him, we can know how ours will.
More and more about our world feels senseless and unjust. And then when a crisis hits in our own personal circumstances, it only strengthens the doubts: Does God know what He’s doing? An encounter with God pictured in the Book of Job gives us some truths to hang onto when the pain is deep and life doesn’t make sense.
What does Elihu teach us about suffering? While Job's three friends offer flawed counsel, Elihu leaves us with three questions that can reshape how we understand suffering, lament, and spiritual growth.