We love the idea of peace with God, but when it comes to peace with others we often struggle to believe it’s possible. Yet, Scripture tells us those two types of peace are directly related. Let’s learn how to walk the Path of Peace that Jesus taught and demonstrated.

Kicking off this Christmas season, we’re learning that God does some of His best work in seasons of waiting. Biblical Hope carries us through these seasons by reminding us that Jesus is with us in the wait, God is moving, and the story isn’t over.

Advent invites believers to wait with expectation, confront disappointment honestly, and re-center their hope on Jesus.

Being a witness calls for bravery in a watching world. And while we often think bravery is about being loud and proud, we’ll discover that in Jesus, bravery is more about being honest and authentic.

We often think being an effective witness for Jesus requires impressive spirituality, but according to Jesus being a bright witness starts with the basics of healthy relationships.

Being a faithful witness to the Lordship of Jesus is not only about what we say, but how we live - and that includes how we use our money! Let’s learn how generosity can be a beautiful witness to a watching world.

As we conclude our journey through the book of Exodus, we’ll learn how to walk as free people. We often think staying free is all about resisting bad things. But, Jesus shows us a better way to live as free people.

We all want to experience God’s presence, but so few of us understand how. Some of us try too hard and put all the pressure on ourselves. Others are too passive, assuming that if God wants to show up, then that’s up to Him. But, embedded in the last 5 chapters of Exodus are two simple keys to consistently experiencing the fullness of God’s presence.