All families have feuds. God’s family is no exception. Throughout Scripture we follow the longstanding dispute between Jacob and Esau, twin brothers who just couldn’t get along. Their disagreement continued on as a legacy between the nations of Edom and Israel-Judah. Our study joins the prophet Obadiah as he speaks a prophecy over the descendants of Edom. In this little book, we find a very important message that is just as vital today as it was back then concerning irreconcilable differences.

It is commonly said, “everything rises and falls on leadership.” That’s why God wanted to make sure that the priests and Levites of Israel were set apart for Him so that His people had good and Godly leaders. Join us for a message that couldn’t be timelier for us today.

If you've been around churches for very long, you know God’s signature move is transforming lives and turning those people into agents of change for Jesus. In this powerful end to the book of Philemon, learn how God's sometimes "crazy" plans bring amazing hope to a dark and dying world.

Nobody is immune to the pain and frustration of broken relationships, and that's why this weekend’s message is so helpful, no matter where you are in life. This message from Philemon will show you a masterful approach for mending relationships so you can bring reconciliation into life's messy situations.

As Moses continues to recapitulate the law, he drills down on the three pilgrim feasts, which were designed to have all the able bodied males in attendance three times a year at the Tabernacle, and later the Temple. As we look at this area of Scripture, we will find that each one of these feasts focuses our attention on the Lord and His provision, foreshadowing God’s ultimate provision in Jesus.

A famous song asked, “I want to know what love is. I want you to show me.” Two thousand years ago God showed the world what love truly is, and this week's message from 2 John explains how love works. This Sunday we learn how God created truth and love to work together, and why they are so powerfully intertwined...it will give you a whole new outlook on what love is!

As part of the “Family of God, we should be “chips off the old block.” The children of God need to act like the children of God. As we continue looking at Family Life, Deuteronomy 15 takes us through more areas of normal family dynamics that will give us an idea of what it looks like to navigate these things in real time. Join us as we look at the attitude God wants us to have in regards to generosity, employees and in matters of worship.

Juxtaposition requires a contrast, which for a believer would be in the difference between those who walk with God and those who do not. Yet, even within the church there exists a more subtle difference between those who live a pretense of simply responding to Jesus and those who are truly walking in that reality. As the old saying goes, “you are either a saint or you ain’t!” As we close out Jude, we are challenged by the writer to make sure that our lives demonstrate the authenticity of our faith in the fact that Jesus is real!

As part of the “Family of God, we should be “chips off the old block.” The children of God need to act like the children of God. Deuteronomy 14 takes us through three areas of normal family life that will give us an idea of what it looks like to navigate these things in real time. Join us, as we look at the attitude God wants us to have in grieving the loss of a loved one, our approach to food, and the topic of generosity.

It would be awesome if everything in your walk with Jesus was easy, joyful and lovely, but that’s not always reality. This message on the book of Jude tackles the tension between what you want your faith to look like and what it really is, and shows you how to fight and contend for your faith like never before.