This week, we continued our series on the Book of Numbers, covering Numbers 26-30. The next generation in Numbers needed the right kind of leader, they needed to know how to worship rightly, and they needed family structure. The two things we need to know about the next generation are that they are in our midst and that they are taking their inheritance seriously. Our next generation has the same needs that Israel had in the wilderness.

This week, we continued in our series on the book of Numbers reading Numbers 25. In this passage, we hear about how Phinehas stands up for righteousness and stops God's plague of judgement on Israel. Some key takeaways: In this spiritual war, the greatest weapon against you is your own; your own desires really are that dangerous; God’s grace really is that marvelous.

This Sunday, we continued discussing the passage in Numbers on Balaam and the talking donkey. We read Numbers 23 and 24 as a continuation of last weeks sermon on Numbers 22. In every battle we face, we know who wins and we are on His side.

On Palm Sunday, we continued our series in Numbers as we read Numbers 21. We discussed five habits that lead to God-honoring victory. These habits were praying God's heart back to Him, gazing upon Christ in the midst of defeat, taking time to praise God, walking the path God puts before you, and trusting the God of victory.

This Sunday, we continued our series in Numbers, reading chapter 20. We looked at four tough situations and solutions to each. When provisions are lacking, trust God. When people are frustrating, trust God. When your path seems blocked, trust God. When your desires are denied, trust God. In conclusion... trust God!

This Sunday we closed out our Student Collective Conference with a word from guest speaker, Pastor Matt Hill. We continued our theme for the weekend, which was Foundation, as we read Mark 14:3-11. Christ is our firm foundation!

This week, as we continued in our sermon series on numbers, we read Numbers 18 and 19. We must recognize that we are in a land of death without being consumed or defined by death. This dead world is not our prize. Our prize is the living God. Since the living God is your prize, separate yourself from this world of death.

This Sunday as we read through Numbers 17, we discussed what it looks like when God picks the right leader and how we should respond. Some points were, God makes his mercy known and because of that, there is no reasonable excuse to deny Him. In the face of His mercy, how will you respond?

This Sunday we continued our series on the book of Numbers, looking at Numbers 16. Some points were that when God puts leaders in your life, let them lead and use all your gifts in submission to God's will. Whether you let God's leaders lead or try to stand in the way of God's leaders, you don't get to call the shots.

This week as we continued in our sermon series through numbers, we focused on chapter 15. We asked the question, how do I focus on God? The answer was to decide to be a part of a group that focuses on God, know what you are focusing on, know who God allows to focus on Him and give God your first and best. We asked other questions like, what if I lose focus on God and how do I regain and strengthen my focus on God?