God is not indifferent to pride - He opposes the proud but gives abundant grace and favor to the humble. How do we wear and walk the path of peace towards humility?

God prescribes a way of being in the world that leads to life and flourishing. Proverbs gives us practical insight into what that looks like. But before we can travel down the paths of wisdom, we need to understand exactly what wisdom is and why it's so valuable. Wisdom begins with wisdom.  

The great news of Easter Sunday is not just that Jesus is alive, but that in him we get to live with God all the days of our life.

This week marks the turn: Heavy judgment produces hope and healing in the lives of God's faithful people. This has always been God's pattern, which means you and I have hope in the here and now. God's refining judgement produces goodness in the lives of those who love Him.  

Zephaniah is a book that is equal parts hope and sorrow—joy and pain. Our tendency is often to skip to the good part. But there is no hope without sorrow, no joy without repentance. Hope is coming, so let’s do everything we can right now to be ready for it. It’s time to return to the Lord.

What would it be like to be fully, completely, and perfectly known and loved? God sees, hears, and knows all, even our imperfections and our failures. And yet, he is, without doubt or compromise, the God who loves, deeply and fiercely.

God's anger and desire for us to turn from sin is more about what we love than what we do. How do we know our repentance is genuine?

What if God's love, which both comforts and refines, is far deeper than we know?

The book of Zephaniah starts from a place of strong condemnation for the people of God. Why is God so angry with Israel and what can we learn about idolatry as the people of God today?

What is communion and why is it important? Listen in as we discuss this sacrament, explain what it means, and show why it matters in the life of the church.