The message explores the topic of how we are are to approach our lives and circumstances when the path before us is unclear or difficult.

Josiah explored the nature and value of Godly wisdom and looked at the process through which followers of Christ can pursue growth in wisdom.

Josiah explored the nature and value of Godly wisdom and looked at the process through which followers of Christ can pursue growth in wisdom.

We all have a longing to connect with something bigger than ourselves, and there is nothing bigger than God’s mission in this world. Our primary source for understanding how we can connect to God’s mission is to look at the early church in the Book of Acts. Come explore with us how God connects us to something bigger and more eternal than our best life now.

We all have a longing to connect with something bigger than ourselves, and there is nothing bigger than God’s mission in this world. Our primary source for understanding how we can connect to God’s mission is to look at the early church in the Book of Acts. Come explore with us how God connects us to something bigger and more eternal than our best life now.

Josiah kicks off the new school year and a new series called The Path to Life: Explorations in Wisdom from the Old and New Testaments.

Josiah kicks off the new school year and a new series called The Path to Life: Explorations in Wisdom from the Old and New Testaments.

One of the descriptions the Apostle John gives us of Jesus is that he was "full of grace and truth." These two words could be opposites, but Jesus demonstrated their complementary relationship by bringing them together in perfect harmony. Let's consider how Jesus established his kingdom through grace and truth and how we might reflect them to our world.

One of the descriptions the Apostle John gives us of Jesus is that he was "full of grace and truth." These two words could be opposites, but Jesus demonstrated their complementary relationship by bringing them together in perfect harmony. Let's consider how Jesus established his kingdom through grace and truth and how we might reflect them to our world.

Sometimes, we experience opposition when we are doing the wrong thing...or even when we're doing the right thing! Nehemiah faced serious opposition simply because he was doing what God had called him to do. What is the proper approach to handling opposition and what can we learn from it?