This weekend, we will introduce the Book by looking at Paul’s opening paragraph. It is a short letter from the Apostle Paul to his “son in the faith,” Titus.

We conclude our series on Elisha by seeing the legacy that he left for Israel — and for us! We also see the value of leaving the proper legacy for our children. As many are headed back to school, this is a reminder for parents and teachers that a good legacy can make a difference for generations.

We continue our study of the prophet Elisha and see his unusual prophecy about an end to a famine. Four lepers are the heroes of this story — but there is MUCH more to this account than first meets the eye. It will actually help us understand the New Testament!

We continue with the ELISHA series by looking at the story of Naaman being healed from leprosy. Join us as we learn not only how Elisha healed him, but also the significance of their encounter.

We see a dead boy come to life through the ministry of the prophet Elisha. In this fourth study of the prophet, we will learn the value of being at peace even when times are tough.

We get back to the ELISHA series by looking at his interaction with a widow who cries out for his help. She says she has “nothing,” but that isn’t exactly the case. It is a fascinating account for several reasons. It is also a great reminder of how to turn to the LORD in times of need.

As Christians, we declare that Jesus is the Son of God and that we want to follow Him. But what does following Jesus really look like? We’ll explore what it means to deny ourselves, take up our crosses, and follow Him. Through God’s Word, we’ll see that it's not a call to simply do more or try harder, but to rest in His love and allow the Lord to empower us to live a victorious life!

We continue our series on Elisha as we see the moment that he officially becomes Israel’s prophet. This is a well-known account — but maybe not as well understood. We will learn some important lessons from this passage.

In this new study, we learn about a mentor and a mentee, Elijah and Elisha. For the next several weeks, we will study how Elisha learned under the leadership and mentorship of Elijah. Elisha changed the face of a nation because of this mentorship with Elijah.

During our worship services this weekend, we will conclude our series by exploring petition and commitment (Psalm 119:25-32).