Song of Solomon 4:1-5:1. This text is a love poem from Solomon to his bride in which he anticipates being united in marriage. It's full of gushy compliments written to woo a woman, his woman; his bride. This text seems like an intimate, private poem for her eyes only but it isn't. It's been preserved for us to not only read, but to learn.

Ecclesiastes 2:12-26. Have you ever wondered what a meaningful existence looks like? Solomon tries various routes to find lasting meaning in his life. He comes to a simple yet profound conclusion that was true in his day and is true today.

Job 19:23-27. Job was a man who endured tremendous suffering. Throughout his suffering he maintains his righteousness and innocence and yet, the suffering continues. When all earthly comforts fail him, he looks to the One who will not fail.

Esther 9:20-28. God's people celebrate a victory over their enemies that the Lord had given them. It was to be a celebration that occurred annually to remind God's people of their deliverance but also to call others into the community of God's people.

Pastor Hart shares a message from God's Word Sunday, August 15, 2021.

Ezra 1:1-8. Ezra records the historical fulfillment of the LORD at work fulfilling His Word, through mankind, for our salvation.

Pastor Ken Hart from Faith Lutheran in Fairbury, NE fills in for Pastor Jon on vacation.

2 Chronicles 7:1-3. "It sure would be nice to have been around in the days the Bible records, to actually see God's glory and even walk side by side with Christ." Have you ever had those thoughts? While it would be a neat experience, that thought doesn't factor into account that we still get to experience God's glory today. Where can we go to catch a glimpse of God's glory today?

I Chronicles 16:7-34. Flags are more than colorful pieces of cloth. They serve as a visual reminder of specific principles and values. In a similar way, the ark of the covenant carried with it significant meaning. King David breaks out into song when the ark is returned to Jerusalem. Listen to find out why he was so excited about a little box coming home.

I Chronicles 10:1-14. King Saul's sins catch up with him in battle with the Philistines. The Israelites find themselves without a king; they have no one to lead them. How could God allow this to happen to His people? The LORD wasn't finished with His people, His hand was still at work calling them back to Himself.