Revelation 7:9-17 // Ministry resident Chase Strickland unpacks the picture of our eternal future. In the midst of our Christian suffering, our hope is that God will redeem and restore his people.

Lamentations 5 // After the initial pain of sorrow passes, the effects often linger. How does lament teach us to wait and long for total restoration?

Lamentations 3 // Lament Ask, Sees, and Cries, but ultimately it Hopes. Biblical lament becomes transformative for the Christian when it takes sorrow and transitions carefully and purposefully towards hope in the covenant love of God.

Lamentations 1-2 // The book of Lamentations is a series of poems that teaches us the Biblical art of suffering. Biblical lament asks the hard questions, sees the world and God rightly, and cries out to God in the night with the gospel of Jesus Christ in view.

Acts 2:22-41 // We have a serious problem: we killed the God-man, Jesus of Nazareth. But the one we killed could never stay dead, and in his resurrection is proven to be both Lord and Christ. This gospel news is the key to unlocking both forgiveness and new life.

2 Corinthians 13:1-14 // In Paul's final exhortation to the Corinthians, he gives a warning, a test, a charge, and ends with a Trinitarian gospel blessing to prepare them for his return. Through our time in 2 Corinthians, are we better prepared for Christ's return?

2 Corinthians 12:11-21 // As he prepares to come back to visit the Corinthians, Paul reminds them of three aspects of the paradox of weakness: 1) it is essentially apparent, 2) it is for your upbuilding, not your burden, 3) it is meant for unity and repentance.

2 Corinthians 12:1-10 // The very part of you that is most humiliating may just be your greatest gift to glorify God. Your hidden, normal life, and your constant, remaining thorns: that is the power of Christ in you.

2 Corinthians 11:16-33 // Paul begins his satirical "Fool's Speech", teaching us the foolishness of self-boasting and the glory of suffering, weakness, and dependence on Christ.

2 Corinthians 11:1-15 // In our natural state, we are inclined towards a slow slide into deception and loss of trust in the true Jesus. Listen as Paul gives us two warnings to keep our devotion to Jesus pure and sincere.