More important than what God can do for you to end your waiting is what God is doing in you while you’re waiting. And this is what Advent is all about … about learning to wait for the LORD. Join us as the ancient prophet Isaiah guides us as we learn to wait for the King.

Advent helps us enter into the drama of history, waiting for God’s kingdom to bring a better world.

The Psalms take us on a journey from lament to praise. Psalm 150 climaxes in a rowdy, raucous and holy noise of praise! It reminds us that God is worthy of our praise!

We all desire to be known. But how can we feel safe to be real about our inner darkness?

Envy is a distorted interpretation of what is. It robs us of our joy. How do we have a perspective shift away from envying this world to desiring God above all else?

Psalm 51 confronts us with the dark reality of sin and guilt. As David confesses to God, we're left with the question: How can I experience cleansing from sin?

What do we do when we feel spiritually dry and drowning under life waves? Psalm 42 is an honest and determined cry to experience more of God.

Who can I trust to lead and care for me? We get a compelling vision of the contentment and wholeness that comes with a life led by God. A God that isn't just with us in times of trouble but is hospitable.

In this Psalm, David marvels at how creation reveals the glory of God, praises the Word of God as life-giving and valuable, and calls upon God to Redeem him from his own brokenness. Do you know this Redeemer?

If you were asked: 'what is a human being?' how would you answer? There are a million and one ways to think about or to explore the complexity of the human race. What would you say if the Bible thinks about humanity as Kings & Queens? Listen in to find out an ancient answer to one of the most important questions you can ask.