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After the great revival at Mizpah, the Israelites began asking, and even demanding God for things that showed they missed the biggest blessing of all-- God himself!

Interestingly, God still answered their "off-base" request. And even after he warned them that it would not be best for them, he allowed them to experience what they asked for, and the people got way more than they bargained for.

You’ll see how we can ask things of God, just as Jesus encouraged us to, and do it in a way that keeps God the focus.

After the great revival at Mizpah, the Israelites began asking, and even demanding God for things that showed they missed the biggest blessing of all-- God himself!

Interestingly, God still answered their "off-base" request. And even after he warned them that it would not be best for them, he allowed them to experience what they asked for, and the people got way more than they bargained for.

You’ll see how we can ask things of God, just as Jesus encouraged us to, and do it in a way that keeps God the focus.

In this Sunday’s episode from 1 Samuel, the people of God are gathered to seek God’s face. Samuel confronts them and holds them accountable in a moment of spiritual renewal, but it’s what comes next in the everyday life that makes the difference. Listen to learn how to live for God with a constant and faithful pursuit that goes beyond an emotional high.

In this Sunday’s episode from 1 Samuel, the people of God are gathered to seek God’s face. Samuel confronts them and holds them accountable in a moment of spiritual renewal, but it’s what comes next in the everyday life that makes the difference. Listen to learn how to live for God with a constant and faithful pursuit that goes beyond an emotional high.

This Sunday’s passage from 1 Samuel is about the danger of losing our awe of God.

The people of God were so familiar with God that they didn’t treat him with the holiness he deserved. The results are jolting and severe, and there is an enormous lesson that we can’t miss here.

This Sunday’s passage from 1 Samuel is about the danger of losing our awe of God.

The people of God were so familiar with God that they didn’t treat him with the holiness he deserved. The results are jolting and severe, and there is an enormous lesson that we can’t miss here.

In 1 Samuel this Sunday, we heard what happened when superstition crept into the people’s relationship with God. And let me tell you, it wasn’t pretty.

What it can become is a subtle approach to manipulate God with our behaviors or practices. In fact, at one point in the book of Isaiah, God even told his people to stop their worship because it was not backed up by a heart that truly honored Him.

This Sunday, we heard about how this looks in our own lives and how we can keep a heart for God fueled by the things that please Him.

In 1 Samuel this Sunday, we heard what happened when superstition crept into the people’s relationship with God. And let me tell you, it wasn’t pretty.

What it can become is a subtle approach to manipulate God with our behaviors or practices. In fact, at one point in the book of Isaiah, God even told his people to stop their worship because it was not backed up by a heart that truly honored Him.

This Sunday, we heard about how this looks in our own lives and how we can keep a heart for God fueled by the things that please Him.

This Sunday, we highlighted some of the incredible work that our church is partnering with around the world and here in Eugene with our FBC missionaries.

We had a guest speaker, who shared about what it means to be a church on mission. We want to be a part of what God is doing to reach the last, the least, and the lost wherever they may be.

This Sunday, we highlighted some of the incredible work that our church is partnering with around the world and here in Eugene with our FBC missionaries.

We had a guest speaker, who shared about what it means to be a church on mission. We want to be a part of what God is doing to reach the last, the least, and the lost wherever they may be.