As we wrap up the book of Habakkuk we see the incredible culminating transformation of his perspective since his opening complaint and accusation. In his closing prayer/song, we're reminded of timeless truths about who God is. We also find a deeply challenging call to reflect on our attitude when we don't understand or like what we see around us.

In the second section of Habakkuk we find his response to God's first answer, as well as God's second answer. Habakkuk doesn't like God's first answer, and God reminds him (and all of us) to keep silent before Him. What does this mean? Why is this so important?

Join us as we start our new series in the letter of Habakkuk. This short book should inform our perspective in just about every area of our life. In this first message we examine the context of this letter and then study Habakkuk's first interaction with the Lord.

What hills are worth dying on within Christianity? Join us as we examine the most foundational of those topics.

Matthew 14:22-33 provides us with an incredible picture of the realities of following Jesus and living for His glory alone. Join us as we study this rich passage of Scripture.

Matthew 4:1-11 provides a highly insightful examination of temptation. Join us as we study this crucial passage.

If believers are judged on how they built on the foundation of Christ, how do we build on that foundation? We turn to Ephesians 2:19-22 to look at what it means to build on the foundation of Christ: building up His church, and building ourselves as His redeemed.

2 Timothy 4:8 (and many other verses) identifies Jesus as our Judge. This is a title the Church seems to struggle with remembering. Why should we make deliberate effort to keep this title of Christ in mind more often? How would that impact the daily life of believers? Join us as we study this title.

Hebrews 12:2 gives us an incredible title for Jesus. How does knowing Jesus is the "founder and perfecter of our faith" affect our theology? What's the difference between faith and belief? Join us as we study this title for Jesus.

In Jeremiah 23:5-6 we find a beautiful name of the Lord: Jehovah Tsidkenu. Unpacking this name reveals a multitude of reasons to praise God as we know Him better.