Pastors Tim Doering, Dave Hakes, and DJay Martin have a roundtable discussion reflecting on some guiding biblical principles at play as we seek to navigate this current situation.

Tim Doering: Regional Church / Netzer
Dave Hakes: Daybreak Community Church
DJay Martin: Parker Ford Church

As our Good Shepherd, Jesus guides, protects, and provides for us as His sheep.

John 10:11, 14, Psalm 23

In our culture, there seems to be many doors to various powers and gods; yet Jesus boldly declares that He is the door. A relationship with God is possible only through Jesus.

John 10:7, 9

What’s weighing you down because you refuse to let it go?

1 Corinthians 6:19-20, Romans 6:16-17

A perfect year may be impossible, but a better year is possible.

Matthew 6:33; Ephesians 5:25–27

What if we strove to be light in our identity not just our activity? We’ll unpack Jesus' teaching and resolve to shine brighter in this New Year. 

Matthew 5:14-16

As we see God’s gracious and miraculous blessing on an elderly couple, Elizabeth and Zechariah, we’ll be encouraged that God indeed hears our prayers. We’ll be challenged to take Him at His word.

God isn’t looking for the best and brightest but instead those who receive and respond to His glory.
Luke 2:8-20

Since partnering with BIC U.S. World Missions in 2008, the Oberholsers have worked to build relationships with Navajos in New Mexico, lead people into a relationship with Jesus Christ, and disciple Navajo believers.

Jason Oberholser shares a message about The Great Commission.