Tough times can cause us to question God: Why am I experiencing this? How did I end up on this road? Will I ever be delivered from this situation? The Book of Exodus demonstrates that God doesn't always take us the shortest way to our destination. He's the only One who can see the proper route and best understand the reasons why another path might teach a useful lesson or fortify us for future difficulties. Join Horizon for Rhyme or Reason, an Exploring series that begins on May 5th.

In the Book of Luke, Jesus describes God as a being beyond imagination who combines power, justice, and might with tenderness, tears, and closeness. As Jesus marches into Jerusalem, His actions reveal an Unimaginable God beyond our comprehension, but consistent with our deepest longing to be known and loved for eternity. Join in this verse-by-verse study of the Book of Luke at Horizon's Equipping Services.

"Smart" is a power word. Children who believe they’re smart excel more in school and approach life with greater confidence. But children who don’t can struggle to apply themselves. Do you wish your child could see how smart he or she is? Find hope in the 8 Great Smarts message. You’ll be empowered and equipped with new language and creative ideas.

Easter is a time for fresh beginnings and clean slates. Just as a beautiful sunrise marks the start of a new day, the historic resurrection of Jesus, when studied and applied, gives hope to us now as we face regrets, fears, or death. Join Horizon on the weekend of April 20th-21st for our annual Easter Celebration.

In the Book of Luke, Jesus describes God as a being beyond imagination who combines power, justice, and might with tenderness, tears, and closeness. As Jesus marches into Jerusalem, His actions reveal an Unimaginable God beyond our comprehension, but consistent with our deepest longing to be known and loved for eternity. Join in this verse-by-verse study of the Book of Luke at Horizon's Equipping Services.

In even the best situations, building and maintaining relationships can be difficult. But when trust is broken and lines are drawn, the conflict can lead to division and bitterness. Nobody wins in a relational stalemate, and the pain can sometimes last for years, even decades. So how do we mobilize the resources necessary to recover? The Book of Acts offers a Biblical battle plan that can help restore broken relationships. Join Horizon as we examine those strategies in the Battle Stations series, beginning March 10th at the Exploring Services.

Jesus was constantly sought after by followers, disciples, and even strangers for advice and wisdom. His responses were insightful and brutally honest, but seasoned with humor and empathy. Those who listened were given the keys to "wow living." Fortunately for us, His lessons are preserved in the writings of Luke, and can be used today to teach us habits and practices that make life work. Join Horizon at the Equipping Services for a verse-by-verse study entitled LUKE: The How of Wow Living.

In even the best situations, building and maintaining relationships can be difficult. But when trust is broken and lines are drawn, the conflict can lead to division and bitterness. Nobody wins in a relational stalemate, and the pain can sometimes last for years, even decades. So how do we mobilize the resources necessary to recover? The Book of Acts offers a Biblical battle plan that can help restore broken relationships. Join Horizon as we examine those strategies in the Battle Stations series, beginning March 10th at the Exploring Services.

Jesus was constantly sought after by followers, disciples, and even strangers for advice and wisdom. His responses were insightful and brutally honest, but seasoned with humor and empathy. Those who listened were given the keys to "wow living." Fortunately for us, His lessons are preserved in the writings of Luke, and can be used today to teach us habits and practices that make life work. Join Horizon at the Equipping Services for a verse-by-verse study entitled LUKE: The How of Wow Living.

In even the best situations, building and maintaining relationships can be difficult. But when trust is broken and lines are drawn, the conflict can lead to division and bitterness. Nobody wins in a relational stalemate, and the pain can sometimes last for years, even decades. So how do we mobilize the resources necessary to recover? The Book of Acts offers a Biblical battle plan that can help restore broken relationships. Join Horizon as we examine those strategies in the Battle Stations series, beginning March 10th at the Exploring Services.