(2 Timothy 4:1-8 & Revelation 3:15-19) Sometimes we feel like we have the right to something, but the Apostle Paul shows us what to do with those rights in a dramatic encounter with the Emperor of Rome (Living History 5/6).

(Ezra 3:10-13 & Daniel 11:2-4, 31-32) When nations are at war it can feel like nothing is going right. When the prophet Daniel faces the worst thing for his nation, we see a glimpse into the true meaning of life (Living History 4/6).

(Isaiah 11:1-12 & Matthew 1:17-18) Today is no different from thousands of years ago when people faced terrible circumstances, with no one listening. The prophets of Israel, though, propose a radical way forward (Living History 3/6).

(Daniel 2:31-45 & Luke 21:5-6) The Assyrian Empire looked like it was unstoppable until the Neo-Babylonian Empire completely annihilated it. But even the Babylonians won't last. What do you do when you have no power and an empire is rising all around you? (Living History 2/6)

(Genesis 15:1-18 & Hebrews 8:8b-10) Mesopotamia was home to the first great stories of creation and flooding, but a wandering Aramean gives birth to a whole new way of thinking (Living History 1/6).

(Galatians 6:1-10 & Luke 10:1-2) As the country celebrates Independence Day, we look at the state of the church. Are we genuinely doing the will of God? The Apostle Paul puts the challenge to all of us with a very direct way to measure whether we are doing it or not.

(Galatians 5:1, 13-25 & Luke 9:61-62) It is for freedom that we were set free! But what do we do with that freedom? Hear a series of highlights from the past year at Grace that help direct and focus the use of our freedom (Annual Highlights).

(Romans 5:1-11 & John 16:12-13) Getting back at someone can feel good, but is it good for the soul? The Apostle Paul gives us much to think about in how we compare to others.

(Genesis 11:1-9 & Acts 2:1-8, 12-18) Fostering and raising children can be tough to do. It can raise all kinds of feelings of being ill-prepared or inadequate. It can feel the same in the Christian life, but Jesus offers us a sudden, and unexpected path forward in Pentecost.

(Acts 16:16-34 & Revelation 22:13-14) Jail can feel like its always wrong to be there, but what if there's actually a good side to being thrown in prison? The Apostle Paul adds a surprising twist to what looks like bad news (Confirmation Sunday).