In Moses’ last act as leader, he blesses the twelve tribes of Israel. Much like Jacob did before his death, Moses speaks into the lives of the children of Israel in unique and beautiful ways. Join us for this interesting look at how important it is for us to speak into the lives of our children and the next generation.

If there's one thing you know is true, it's that lies exist. And the only way to walk fully in the truth is to reject the lies that we hear, see, and sometimes (unfortunately) believe. In our next message in the series, Truth And Lies, we will look at the truth about lies and learn not only how to spot them, but how to safely navigate through them by having a confidence in God’s sovereign plan.

There is something powerful about a song. It has a way of getting stuck in our minds and hearts. That’s probably why Moses taught the people a song as part of the covenant renewal ceremony that he facilitated with the children of Israel before his death. He wanted to make sure that they would always remember who the Lord is – through a melody planted deep in their souls.

Our lives are constantly bombarded with information and some things require immediate decisions. Wouldn’t it be helpful if we could know the difference between what is true and what is false? We will be exploring some keys to making that determination through our Truth and Lies study in 2 Peter. This weekend we will look at the truth about fruitfulness and see that God wants to bear fruit in our lives and what that really means.

There is something powerful about a song. It has a way of getting stuck in our mind and heart. That’s probably why Moses taught the people a song as part of the covenant renewal ceremony that he facilitated with the children of Israel before his death. He wanted to make sure that they would always remember who the Lord is – through a melody planted deep in their souls.