Anchor Passage: Daniel 5

God told King Belshazzar that his kingdom would be divided, his life would be weighed, and his days would be numbered. Our days are numbered too, and none of our lives have measured up--but God offers us grace. Join us as we learn how Jesus invites us to receive His grace and righteousness!

Anchor Passage: Daniel 4

King Nebuchadnezzar’s pride led him to live in the wilderness as a senseless animal, but after being humbled, God restored him to the throne. When we humble ourselves, God restores us too. Join us as we discover the hope of being restored to Jesus, the true King!

Anchor Passage: Daniel 3

In Babylon, God’s people were not asked to stop worshiping their God, only to worship the gods of the culture too. The same temptation is given to us. Join us as we learn what to never compromise!

Anchor Passage: Daniel 2

While living in a different kingdom, Daniel was both humble and confident. His humility and confidence came from knowing God was the One who placed him in his new role and that God's Kingdom will never fail. Join us as we learn how we can act with confidence and humility by standing on our hope in Jesus!

Anchor Passage: Daniel 1

When Daniel was taken to Babylon, he faced pressure to compromise his faith and adopt the new culture surrounding him. Daniel held his strong convictions, and he did so with concern for his supervisor—not wanting to harm or embarrass him. Join us as we learn how to hold our convictions with kindness—even in a chaotic world!

Anchor Passage: Jeremiah 29:1-7

Just as God loves us and is angered by what destroys us, we love our cities by being angered at what destroys them. Join us as we learn how to seek the good of our cities!

Imagine being dragged from your home by your enemies and forced to live in their land – a land governed with different values and a decadent city. Would you desire to express anger towards the city where you live? Or would you seek the good of the place where God has carried you? We can learn from God’s instructions to a group of exiles to see how He would desire us to view our cities today. Just as God loves us and is angered by what destroys us, we love our cities by being angered at what destroys them. A righteous anger leads us to love and serve our cities.

Anchor Passage: (Proverbs 15:1, 14:29, 15:18, 22:24-25)

The book of Proverbs has much to say about how wise people can get rid of destructive anger. Join us as we learn some practical advice from Scripture about how to combat anger!

Anchor Passage: Ephesians 4:25-32

Anger can’t be fully removed from this life—but it can be replaced. Join us as we learn how God empowers us to replace our bitterness with forgiveness, destructive language with encouragement, and malice with compassion!

Anchor Passage: James 1:19-21

Man’s anger does not lead to a fruitful and joy-filled life—man’s anger destroys. What if we got mad at our anger and decided to fight against it? Join us as we learn how to overcome our anger by being quick to listen to the Word in our lives!

Anchor Passage: Romans 3:21-26

Anger is not the opposite of love; indifference is. Because God loves us deeply, He is angry at what destroys us. Join us as we learn how Jesus’s finished work fully satisfies God’s holy anger toward us and provides new life in Him!