2 Corinthians 8:1-7: Paul encourages believers in Corinth to give all of themselves to the work of the ministry. In doing this, he shows the believer what it looks like to be a generous giver.

Proverbs 16:2; 21:1-2: Every man cannot follow his own way, leading to moral relativism.  We are to follow God’s way.  In fact, Jesus is the Way.

Ezekiel 34: The Good Shepherd came not only to rescue His sheep, but to transform His flock into people who reflect His own heart.

1 John 1:5-22: We learn that confession is good for cleansing.  And as we receive God’s forgiveness, we also receive freedom from our sin

Mark 15:39: A centurion’s confession invites us to consider the beauty and power of the cross, finding in the apostles witness a multifaceted depiction of God’s saving work.

Exodus 33:15-18: Moses wants to know who will lead them on the journey. Rather than just getting an answer, he gets a glimpse of God himself. So, who is this God, really? That’s the truth on which the journey depends.

Randy Srader brings a message on the importance of knowing and having a personal, meaningful relationship with the Lord.

Proverbs 25:11; James 3:1-12: Do our words build up?  Or do our words tear down?  The wise sage of  Proverbs says, “The right word at the right time is like apples of gold in a setting of silver.”

Ephesians 4:11-16: Paul insists that God intends for us to grow more like Jesus, and He often does that through truth, suffering, relationships, and service.

Jim Shelburne brings a message from Numbers 12 about the importance of unity in the family of God.