Berean Bible Church

Have you ever gotten a little too comfortable? Maybe you’ve been running hard and just needed a break. Or maybe laziness has become a little too normal. Whatever the reason, we must be careful of how long we rest. God calls us to rest, but He also calls us to work (Exodus 20:9-10). God has a mission for each of us, but if we stray from God's will and start to lean into our own, we can find ourselves in very dangerous territory.

Storms can his without warning, devastating everything in their path. Other storms can be seen coming, giving us time to prepare and even shelter in place. One day, the famous prophet Jeremiah experienced a storm he long saw coming but was powerless to stop. Standing in the ashes of his ruined city, he wept and worshipped. He knew that weeping may remain for the night, but joy comes with the morning. Join us this Sunday to learn how to worship in the storm.

Storms can his without warning, devastating everything in their path. Other storms can be seen coming, giving us time to prepare and even shelter in place. One day, the famous prophet Jeremiah experienced a storm he long saw coming but was

powerless to stop. Standing in the ashes of his ruined city, he wept and worshipped. He knew that weeping may remain for the night, but joy comes with the morning. Join us this Sunday to learn how to worship in the storm.

Storms can his without warning, devastating everything in their path. Other storms can be seen coming, giving us time to prepare and even shelter in place. One day, the famous prophet Jeremiah experienced a storm he long saw coming but was

powerless to stop. Standing in the ashes of his ruined city, he wept and worshipped. He knew that weeping may remain for the night, but joy comes with the morning. Join us this Sunday to learn how to worship in the storm.

Sometimes receiving bad news ends up being a really good thing. Like a diagnosis while there is still time for treatment, or the dashboard light alerting you to a problem before the engine is ruined. In the same way God’s messengers often bring bad news early enough for there to still be hope of rescue. Join us on Sunday to learn about God’s Messengers and what God might have to say to you.

Have you ever gotten a little too comfortable? Maybe you’ve been running hard and just needed a break. Or maybe laziness has become a little too normal. Whatever the reason, we must be careful of how long we rest. God calls us to rest, but He also calls us to work (Exodus 20:9-10). God has a mission for each of us, but if we stray from God's will and start to lean into our own, we can find ourselves in very dangerous territory.

Sometimes receiving bad news ends up being a really good thing. Like a diagnosis while there is still time for treatment, or the dashboard light alerting you to a problem before the engine is ruined. In the same way God’s messengers often bring bad news early enough for there to still be hope of rescue. Join us on Sunday to learn about God’s Messengers and what God might have to say to you.

Have you ever gotten a little too comfortable? Maybe you’ve been running hard and just needed a break. Or maybe laziness has become a little too normal. Whatever the reason, we must be careful of how long we rest. God calls us to rest, but He also calls us to work (Exodus 20:9-10). God has a mission for each of us, but if we stray from God's will and start to lean into our own, we can find ourselves in very dangerous territory.

Every life is represented by a tiny dash between two dates on a gravestone, but the influence of that dash can last for generations. The lives of Solomon, Rehoboam, Jeroboam, and David remind us that our choices never affect only us. Compromise leaves behind a legacy of brokenness, while faithfulness leaves behind a legacy of blessing. The good news is that through Jesus—the true and faithful King—we are no longer bound to repeat the failures of those who came before us.

When we need a repairman, some of us search for a YouTube video and figure it out ourselves. But some things you break, you just can’t fix yourself – no matter how hard you try to DIY. Israel had run itself into the ground, and even their best kings couldn’t undo two hundred years of damage. DIY wasn’t enough, but God wasn’t finished with Israel. Together, let’s discover God’s repair plan that’s still impacting us today.