Our brains are complex devices, capable of simultaneously processing an amazing array of thoughts, emotions, and feelings. But its processing power can be compromised when we’re suffering or under pressure. And that can negatively affect our marriages, parenting and friendships. In those times, the Bible advises us to renew our minds by engaging with God and finding joy in His presence.

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.

Our brains are complex devices, capable of simultaneously processing an amazing array of thoughts, emotions, and feelings. But its processing power can be compromised when we’re suffering or under pressure. And that can negatively affect our marriages, parenting and friendships. In those times, the Bible advises us to renew our minds by engaging with God and finding joy in His presence.

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.

Our brains are complex devices, capable of simultaneously processing an amazing array of thoughts, emotions, and feelings. But its processing power can be compromised when we’re suffering or under pressure. And that can negatively affect our marriages, parenting and friendships. In those times, the Bible advises us to renew our minds by engaging with God and finding joy in His presence.

There’s a powerful idea that God tells us He wants in all of us. And mothers exemplify it often. In fact, one of the most famous mothers who ever lived made this phrase famous, “Let it be to me.”

There’s a powerful idea that God tells us He wants in all of us. And mothers exemplify it often. In fact, one of the most famous mothers who ever lived made this phrase famous, “Let it be to me.”

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.

It's interesting to imagine what life was like growing up in Jesus' household. Did he push boundaries during the "terrible twos"? Did he argue with his parents, like a typical teenager? Were there sibling rivalries or spats with his brothers and sisters? Joseph & Mary's neighbors must have certainly witnessed some interesting dialogue. Join Horizon as we study family conflict in Jesus' world.