In the spring, children love to engage in Easter egg hunts, searching for treasures buried around the house and yard. In pop culture, creators often hide “Easter Eggs” in their works -- secret images or recurring characters for fans to discover. And as a metaphor, it’s not unlike the way God placed clear clues in Scripture that hint at Christ’s arrival and His plan for our salvation. Join Horizon at the Exploring Service for EASTER EGGS as we find God’s hidden clues.

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.

In the spring, children love to engage in Easter egg hunts, searching for treasures buried around the house and yard. In pop culture, creators often hide “Easter Eggs” in their works -- secret images or recurring characters for fans to discover. And as a metaphor, it’s not unlike the way God placed clear clues in Scripture that hint at Christ’s arrival and His plan for our salvation. Join Horizon at the Exploring Service for EASTER EGGS as we find God’s hidden clues.

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.

If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that life is unpredictable. When our best laid plans collapse, it’s our response that can make or break us. Learning to handle change is the key to finding meaning and purpose. The Bible is filled with accounts of people who faced hiccups, handicaps and hitches, yet managed to overcome them with God’s help.

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.

If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that life is unpredictable. When our best laid plans collapse, it’s our response that can make or break us. Learning to handle change is the key to finding meaning and purpose. The Bible is filled with accounts of people who faced hiccups, handicaps and hitches, yet managed to overcome them with God’s help.

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.

If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that life is unpredictable. When our best laid plans collapse, it’s our response that can make or break us. Learning to handle change is the key to finding meaning and purpose. The Bible is filled with accounts of people who faced hiccups, handicaps and hitches, yet managed to overcome them with God’s help.

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.