Pastors often get letters (and generally have to write more than a few). This has been going on since the beginning of the church. The Apostle Paul wrote a bunch of them, but three really stand out – the letters he wrote to the men he discipled and called into ministry alongside him, Timothy and Titus. Join us for a new series exploring the Pastoral Letters in the New Testament where we’ll learn that Paul’s instructions to the men he discipled help us become a church family that resembles our Lord Jesus.

Pastors often get letters (and generally have to write more than a few). This has been going on since the beginning of the church. The Apostle Paul wrote a bunch of them, but three really stand out – the letters he wrote to the men he discipled and called into ministry alongside him, Timothy and Titus. Join us for a new series exploring the Pastoral Letters in the New Testament where we’ll learn that Paul’s instructions to the men he discipled help us become a church family that resembles our Lord Jesus.

There is no area of life that the Old Testament book of Proverbs leaves untouched. Proverbs is part of what’s known as the “Wisdom Literature” in the Bible. In May and June, we’re going to focusing on how to gain wisdom in a sermon series called “Get Smart”. We’re going to explore the idea that when we orient our life to God’s wisdom, our friends will wonder how we got so smart!

There is no area of life that the Old Testament book of Proverbs leaves untouched. Proverbs is part of what’s known as the “Wisdom Literature” in the Bible. In May and June, we’re going to focusing on how to gain wisdom in a sermon series called “Get Smart”. We’re going to explore the idea that when we orient our life to God’s wisdom, our friends will wonder how we got so smart!

There is no area of life that the Old Testament book of Proverbs leaves untouched. Proverbs is part of what’s known as the “Wisdom Literature” in the Bible. In May and June, we’re going to focusing on how to gain wisdom in a sermon series called “Get Smart”. We’re going to explore the idea that when we orient our life to God’s wisdom, our friends will wonder how we got so smart!

There is no area of life that the Old Testament book of Proverbs leaves untouched. Proverbs is part of what’s known as the “Wisdom Literature” in the Bible. In May and June, we’re going to focusing on how to gain wisdom in a sermon series called “Get Smart”. We’re going to explore the idea that when we orient our life to God’s wisdom, our friends will wonder how we got so smart!

There is no area of life that the Old Testament book of Proverbs leaves untouched. Proverbs is part of what’s known as the “Wisdom Literature” in the Bible. We’re going to be focusing on how to gain wisdom in a message series called “Get Smart”. We’re going to explore the idea that when we orient our life to God’s wisdom, our friends will wonder how we got so smart!

There is no area of life that the Old Testament book of Proverbs leaves untouched. Proverbs is part of what’s known as the “Wisdom Literature” in the Bible. We’re going to be focusing on how to gain wisdom in a message series called “Get Smart”. We’re going to explore the idea that when we orient our life to God’s wisdom, our friends will wonder how we got so smart!

There are lots of great stories in the Bible. But the best ones…the ones that move our hearts to worship, the ones that fire our imagination for service, the ones that can create a lump in the throat or tears in the eyes usually contain two important words: “But, God…” That is the sudden joyous turn in the story that gives us hope again.