The story of Samson is certainly one of the most confounding stories we come across in the Bible. What lessons are there to learn from this "hero" of the faith?

In the story of Daniel in the Lions' Den, we find a man so tethered to his faith that he chooses to continue to pray to his God, knowing it will lead to him being thrown into a den of lions. This type of heroism seems almost otherworldly, but a deeper look reveals that it is Daniel's consistent obedience to God that allows the Lord to make a miraculous impact through him, when the time was right.

The themes in the story of The Fiery Furnace echo the themes of the rest of the stories within the Book of Daniel: God is in control, and Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego, and Daniel have complete faith in that truth. Today, we look to discover what gives these men the faith to stand together, in the face of death, to glorify God.

This week we hear the story of a rebellious prophet who sparks one of the largest revivals in human history. But wait until you hear how it happened! (It's a bit fishy...)

Have you ever met someone with unshakable faith? It's inspiring when you see someone continue to trust God and do what He leads them to do, especially when it doesn't seem to be helping. This week we look at Joshua and examine how he kept his faith in God when he didn't see anything that gave him a reason to.

This week we take a break from our current series to invest an entire morning in learning more about the ministries we partner with outside the walls of the church.

We're pretty sure the title of this one tells you all you need to know.

This week we focus on the story of Jesus and Peter walking on water – while drawing parallels to the story of Doubting Thomas – to learn how Jesus responds to fear and doubt. These stories help offer a peace that Jesus is always with us, along with a motivation to continue to pursue a deeper faith in Him.

Last week we were encouraged to pursue love. This week we find out the amazing promise we are given if we will dedicate ourselves to that pursuit.

We all know we are called to love others as Jesus loves us. But what if that's something we build to rather than begin with?