Proverbs 17:17; 18:24: In an age of increasing loneliness, we need more than acquaintances—we need friends. Proverbs reminds us that friendship is one of God’s great gifts and invites us to become the kind of people who love “at all times.”

Exodus 20:2: In Part 3 of this series, join Dr. Trevor Brown in Exodus 20:2 as God begins not with a commandment but with a memory, reminding His people how to live in freedom.

Pslam 22: What do I do when God feels far away from my suffering? What do I do when I feel alone in my suffering? What do I do when I am in the midst of suffering? All of us face suffering in our lives but the psalmist helps us to answer these questions and reminds us we are not alone in our suffering.

Psalm 69:13-21: What do we do in pain and despair? Psalm 69 speaks honestly to questions of self-harm and points us toward a God who hears us in our darkest moments.

Genesis 12:1-3: In part 2 of the series, Genesis 12 marks the moment God begins His rescue of the world by calling one ordinary man to trust an extraordinary promise.

Hebrews 13:7–14: The writer to the Hebrews wants his people to "stay the course" by following the faithful, staying clear of debris, and fixing their eyes on hope.

Joshua 1:1-7: God calls on Joshua to persevere into the Promised Land.  Facing the death of Moses, Joshua had big shoes to fill.  Individually and as a church family, we must press on.

Genesis 1:1: In part 1 of our series, Genesis reminds us that this is God’s world, and before anything else - before your job, your name, your plans - you're a tenant in someone else's good and holy world.”

James 5:7-11: Practicing practical ways to realize God’s presence and promises of better things to come.

Mark 2:14-17: While Matthew, the tax collector, was despised by other Jews as a sell-out to Rome, Jesus saw the best in the worst.  Unbelievably, Jesus turned the lowest of the low, a tax-gatherer, into one of His disciples.  Shunning the traditions of the day, He sat down at the table with Matthew and his friends.