We’ve never been more “in touch” with other people. Technology reunites former classmates, provides updates on family members, and lets us check in on newsmakers. Social media apps promise community, but the reality is an unsatisfying veneer of surface-level connection. We all know there’s something lacking in this virtual age. But how do we build deep friendships and find real meaning in our relationships? Join Horizon for SOCIAL LITE and explore what the Bible teaches us about creating lasting connections.

A typical 18-hole round of golf is marked by dramatic thrills and maddening mistakes. But golfers know they can redeem early mistakes with a strong back nine. The Bible is analogous to the game: in the Old Testament, God’s chosen people behaved erratically and often frustrated their Lord with sin and idolatry. But behind the scenes, He was preparing them for eternal salvation. In the book of Matthew, the writer highlights how Jesus came to fulfill God’s plan to help us finish “our round” strong. Join Horizon for this verse-by-verse study of Matthew and see how God laid out the course for Christ’s arrival.

We’ve never been more “in touch” with other people. Technology reunites former classmates, provides updates on family members, and lets us check in on newsmakers. Social media apps promise community, but the reality is an unsatisfying veneer of surface-level connection. We all know there’s something lacking in this virtual age. But how do we build deep friendships and find real meaning in our relationships? Join Horizon for SOCIAL LITE and explore what the Bible teaches us about creating lasting connections.

A typical 18-hole round of golf is marked by dramatic thrills and maddening mistakes. But golfers know they can redeem early mistakes with a strong back nine. The Bible is analogous to the game: in the Old Testament, God’s chosen people behaved erratically and often frustrated their Lord with sin and idolatry. But behind the scenes, He was preparing them for eternal salvation. In the book of Matthew, the writer highlights how Jesus came to fulfill God’s plan to help us finish “our round” strong. Join Horizon for this verse-by-verse study of Matthew and see how God laid out the course for Christ’s arrival.

We’ve never been more “in touch” with other people. Technology reunites former classmates, provides updates on family members, and lets us check in on newsmakers. Social media apps promise community, but the reality is an unsatisfying veneer of surface-level connection. We all know there’s something lacking in this virtual age. But how do we build deep friendships and find real meaning in our relationships? Join Horizon for SOCIAL LITE and explore what the Bible teaches us about creating lasting connections.

A typical 18-hole round of golf is marked by dramatic thrills and maddening mistakes. But golfers know they can redeem early mistakes with a strong back nine. The Bible is analogous to the game: in the Old Testament, God’s chosen people behaved erratically and often frustrated their Lord with sin and idolatry. But behind the scenes, He was preparing them for eternal salvation. In the book of Matthew, the writer highlights how Jesus came to fulfill God’s plan to help us finish “our round” strong. Join Horizon for this verse-by-verse study of Matthew and see how God laid out the course for Christ’s arrival.

The Christmas carols we sing connect us to generations of families and individuals who have celebrated the birth of Christ for over two thousand years. Enjoy, as we reflect on the joy of the season through the traditions of Scripture readings and carol singing.

Many believe we first learn about Jesus in Matthew’s nativity story. But Messianic prophecies are central to the Book of Isaiah, when the Lord promises to one day bring a comforting king. His peaceful reign stands in stark contrast to the oppressive dictators of that era. Those rulers promoted sin and idolatry, leading numerous Jews away from God. Isaiah urges them to repent and avoid God's corrective measures, all while reassuring them that His mercy is available to all. Come join Horizon at the Equipping Services as we learn about Isaiah's Comforter and the enduring truths of grace and peace.

The holidays are a season when stress is dialed up to full volume. Our schedules are crammed with shopping, parties, travel, end-of-year deadlines. It can add up to a hectic and volatile time of year. When it’s time to connect with family, the conflict can really be amped up. No one knows how to push our buttons like our relatives. What should be a fun and relaxing time often dissolves into annoyance and arguments. The Bible urges us to lean on Christ for peace in times of stress. Join Horizon at the 11:00 Exploring Service for BUTTON PUSHERS and learn strategies to control our reactions during the holidays.

Many believe we first learn about Jesus in Matthew’s nativity story. But Messianic prophecies are central to the Book of Isaiah, when the Lord promises to one day bring a comforting king. His peaceful reign stands in stark contrast to the oppressive dictators of that era. Those rulers promoted sin and idolatry, leading numerous Jews away from God. Isaiah urges them to repent and avoid God's corrective measures, all while reassuring them that His mercy is available to all. Come join Horizon at the Equipping Services as we learn about Isaiah's Comforter and the enduring truths of grace and peace.