#7 | This spring, we venture into powerful messages of “the minor prophets.” We will quickly discover that these “minor prophets” provide us with several major insights into redemptive history. Written by twelve different prophets, the thematic thread of Justice and Mercy ties these individual prophecies together. These prophecies will challenge many of our modern presuppositions about the nature of God’s judgment and of God’s enduring grace as He calls us to be instruments of restoration and healing.

#6 | This spring, we venture into powerful messages of “the minor prophets.” We will quickly discover that these “minor prophets” provide us with several major insights into redemptive history. Written by twelve different prophets, the thematic thread of Justice and Mercy ties these individual prophecies together. These prophecies will challenge many of our modern presuppositions about the nature of God’s judgment and of God’s enduring grace as He calls us to be instruments of restoration and healing.

# 5 | This spring, we venture into powerful messages of “the minor prophets.” We will quickly discover that these “minor prophets” provide us with several major insights into redemptive history. Written by twelve different prophets, the thematic thread of Justice and Mercy ties these individual prophecies together. These prophecies will challenge many of our modern presuppositions about the nature of God’s judgment and of God’s enduring grace as He calls us to be instruments of restoration and healing.

#4 | This spring, we venture into powerful messages of “the minor prophets.” We will quickly discover that these “minor prophets” provide us with several major insights into redemptive history. Written by twelve different prophets, the thematic thread of Justice and Mercy ties these individual prophecies together. These prophecies will challenge many of our modern presuppositions about the nature of God’s judgment and of God’s enduring grace as He calls us to be instruments of restoration and healing.

#3 | This spring, we venture into powerful messages of “the minor prophets.” We will quickly discover that these “minor prophets” provide us with several major insights into redemptive history. Written by twelve different prophets, the thematic thread of Justice and Mercy ties these individual prophecies together. These prophecies will challenge many of our modern presuppositions about the nature of God’s judgment and of God’s enduring grace as He calls us to be instruments of restoration and healing.

#2 | This spring, we venture into powerful messages of “the minor prophets.” We will quickly discover that these “minor prophets” provide us with several major insights into redemptive history. Written by twelve different prophets, the thematic thread of Justice and Mercy ties these individual prophecies together. These prophecies will challenge many of our modern presuppositions about the nature of God’s judgment and of God’s enduring grace as He calls us to be instruments of restoration and healing.

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This spring, we venture into powerful messages of “the minor prophets.” We will quickly discover that these “minor prophets” provide us with several major insights into redemptive history. Written by twelve different prophets, the thematic thread of Justice and Mercy ties these individual prophecies together. These prophecies will challenge many of our modern presuppositions about the nature of God’s judgment and of God’s enduring grace as He calls us to be instruments of restoration and healing.

#6 | Advent is a season of remembrance and anticipation celebrated by the church throughout the world. The word “advent” means “arrival," referring to Christ’s arrival among us. It’s during this season that the church takes time to reflect on God drawing near to us through Christ’s incarnation. Our God took on flesh and dwelt among us. This December, we will walk through the early chapters of Matthew to consider What Child Is This?

#5 | Advent is a season of remembrance and anticipation celebrated by the church throughout the world. The word “advent” means “arrival," referring to Christ’s arrival among us. It’s during this season that the church takes time to reflect on God drawing near to us through Christ’s incarnation. Our God took on flesh and dwelt among us. This December, we will walk through the early chapters of Matthew to consider What Child Is This?