Today we look at the world of the text of Psalm 90.  We pay special attention to verse 12, as we are told in this verse to number our days.  Wisdom comes from understanding how sacred and brief life truly is. What can we learn from numbering our days? 

Today in our morning reflection, we look at the world behind the text of Psalm 90.  This Psalm was written by Moses, which is a rare thing within the Psalms, most of them were written by David.  Moses lived a unique life. What can Moses' life teach us about worship, about wisdom, and about God?  

This week in our reflections, we will be looking closer at Psalm 90.  Today, though, we ask the question, "what is a Psalm?"  What is a Psalm trying to do, how is a Psalm useful to our faith, how were the Psalms useful to the Jewish people, to Jesus, and to the church?  

In our Traditional Service message from November 8, 2020, Andy shares with us from Joshua 24: 1-13, 14-25.  We see the people of Israel renew their covenant and Joshua implore them to put their whole faith in God and God alone. 

Today we finish up looking at Joshua 24: 1-3, 14-25, and we ask this question. What happens next?  What happens after the convent is renewed?  Do the people follow perfectly?  What do you think?  We find that they don't, but we also find this, for every time they fall and fail, for every time, they find God's grace waiting on them. They can start over every time. So can we. 

Join us tonight for our online Bible Study as we continue in the Eight Enriching Practices of United Methodists.  Tonight we talk about the power of community. And we hear as well Andy's call to prayer in the light of our national election.

In our look at  Joshua 24: 1-3, 14-25 today we look at the world in front of the text. What does this passage mean for us?  What does it mean for me and you, today, to choose to serve God over the gods of our neighbors? This passage has a TON do with our we define ourselves. How will we choose to live? 

In light of our election yesterday, Andy shares with us some words about prayer, unity, and the cross.  May we work for the good of our city and may we lift high the cross. 

Today we look again at Joshua 24: 1-3, 14-25.  What is this passage actually telling us?  What are the words on the page?  What does it really mean when Joshua says that his house will worship the Lord? Why is he pushing the people so?  Join us as we look deeper at these passages.  

Today we continue with our look this week at Joshua 24: 1-3, 14-25.  Today we are going look at the concept of covenant, what does it mean to say that God made a covenant with the people? What is a covenant and what does this mean for us that God makes covenant with us, especially thought Jesus?