Like the gardener in a greenhouse, God wants to put us in nourishing environments that bring out our best. The Bible is filled with references to plants, trees and flowers that teach transformative lessons about life and faith. In this Exploring series, we will learn how those references can inform our view of God and His desire to cultivate lasting change in us.

God freed the Israelites from captivity in Egypt, and promised to give them a home, filled with abundance. But for many of the exiles, it didn’t happen fast enough; they rebelled and grumbled for the old days. In the Book of Numbers, we follow the Israelites as they take “one more lap around the wilderness” while learning how to trust God and appreciate His providence.

God freed the Israelites from captivity in Egypt, and promised to give them a home, filled with abundance. But for many of the exiles, it didn’t happen fast enough; they rebelled and grumbled for the old days. In the Book of Numbers, we follow the Israelites as they take “one more lap around the wilderness” while learning how to trust God and appreciate His providence.

Like the gardener in a greenhouse, God wants to put us in nourishing environments that bring out our best. The Bible is filled with references to plants, trees and flowers that teach transformative lessons about life and faith. In this Exploring series, we will learn how those references can inform our view of God and His desire to cultivate lasting change in us.

Like the gardener in a greenhouse, God wants to put us in nourishing environments that bring out our best. The Bible is filled with references to plants, trees and flowers that teach transformative lessons about life and faith. In this Exploring series, we will learn how those references can inform our view of God and His desire to cultivate lasting change in us.

God freed the Israelites from captivity in Egypt, and promised to give them a home, filled with abundance. But for many of the exiles, it didn’t happen fast enough; they rebelled and grumbled for the old days. In the Book of Numbers, we follow the Israelites as they take “one more lap around the wilderness” while learning how to trust God and appreciate His providence.

Like the gardener in a greenhouse, God wants to put us in nourishing environments that bring out our best. The Bible is filled with references to plants, trees and flowers that teach transformative lessons about life and faith. In this Exploring series, we will learn how those references can inform our view of God and His desire to cultivate lasting change in us.

God freed the Israelites from captivity in Egypt, and promised to give them a home, filled with abundance. But for many of the exiles, it didn’t happen fast enough; they rebelled and grumbled for the old days. In the Book of Numbers, we follow the Israelites as they take “one more lap around the wilderness” while learning how to trust God and appreciate His providence.

God freed the Israelites from captivity in Egypt, and promised to give them a home, filled with abundance. But for many of the exiles, it didn’t happen fast enough; they rebelled and grumbled for the old days. In the Book of Numbers, we follow the Israelites as they take “one more lap around the wilderness” while learning how to trust God and appreciate His providence.

Like the gardener in a greenhouse, God wants to put us in nourishing environments that bring out our best. The Bible is filled with references to plants, trees and flowers that teach transformative lessons about life and faith. In this Exploring series, we will learn how those references can inform our view of God and His desire to cultivate lasting change in us.