In the valley of Dry Bones--what made the difference between a valley of death and a valley of life?

Nobody likes sitting in a waiting room--but we can choose how we wait. Are we looking forward to what is ahead?

When light shines in the darkness, the darkness becomes irrelevant. It doesn't matter how much darkness there is--the light drives it away.

Have you ever bought someone a gift that they didn't really want? Amos reveals that Israel kept giving God the wrong things when his desire from and for them is really simple.

Life is full of ups and downs. Elijah went from his greatest victory against nearly a thousand prophets of Baal to his lowest low, alone, under a tree. How do we navigate life's ups and downs?

Death and taxes--the two great certainties. We don't like either of them, but our discomfort doesn't change their inevitability. One of the most important questions we can ask ourselves is, "What will we leave behind?" What kind of world will our children inhabit? Do we leave this world better than we found it?

The prophet Samuel was given the opportunity to call Israel's first two kings. This week, we'll look at 1 Samuel 16 and the story when God called David. Unfortunately, though, his family didn't complete the roll call!

If God called you in the middle of the night, what would you do? Some of us live lives on "Do not disturb." Others wouldn't hear him over the noise. Most of us wouldn't recognize the voice. This week we'll look at how God called Samuel to learn a little about how God has called his people.

James Hinkle preaches this Sunday about Jesus, the Manna from heaven, the antidote to grumbling. What have you grumbled about this week?

If you don't know a person's name, do you really know them? Exodus 3-4 tells the story of when Moses was formally introduced to God at the Burning Bush.