Time is one of the most precious gifts God has given us and it must be stewarded well. In this four-week series, we’ll explore how to use our time wisely in a world that seems to be speeding up. Scriptures informs us how to make the most of our time, build margin into our busy lives and how to embrace the rhythms of rest and Sabbath. Plus, we’ll take a peek at end-time events and see how living with eternity in mind shapes our daily decisions.

Time is one of the most precious gifts God has given us and it must be stewarded well. In this four-week series, we’ll explore how to use our time wisely in a world that seems to be speeding up. Scriptures informs us how to make the most of our time, build margin into our busy lives and how to embrace the rhythms of rest and Sabbath. Plus, we’ll take a peek at end-time events and see how living with eternity in mind shapes our daily decisions.

Time is one of the most precious gifts God has given us and it must be stewarded well. In this four-week series, we’ll explore how to use our time wisely in a world that seems to be speeding up. Scriptures informs us how to make the most of our time, build margin into our busy lives and how to embrace the rhythms of rest and Sabbath. Plus, we’ll take a peek at end-time events and see how living with eternity in mind shapes our daily decisions.

The Psalmist wrote “Happy are the people whose God is the Lord!” Repeatedly in scripture we find the concept of blessing or be blessed. The core of this word has to do with being happy. We of all people should be happy! Yet, too many feel empty, anxious, exhausted or angry, to name a few. Still, everyone wants to be happy. The problem is in how one defines and pursues happiness. This series will guide us into the simple guidelines that will lead to happiness.

The Psalmist wrote “Happy are the people whose God is the Lord!” Repeatedly in scripture we find the concept of blessing or be blessed. The core of this word has to do with being happy. We of all people should be happy! Yet, too many feel empty, anxious, exhausted or angry, to name a few. Still, everyone wants to be happy. The problem is in how one defines and pursues happiness. This series will guide us into the simple guidelines that will lead to happiness.

The Psalmist wrote “Happy are the people whose God is the Lord!” Repeatedly in scripture we find the concept of blessing or be blessed. The core of this word has to do with being happy. We of all people should be happy! Yet, too many feel empty, anxious, exhausted or angry, to name a few. Still, everyone wants to be happy. The problem is in how one defines and pursues happiness. This series will guide us into the simple guidelines that will lead to happiness.

The Psalmist wrote “Happy are the people whose God is the Lord!” Repeatedly in scripture we find the concept of blessing or be blessed. The core of this word has to do with being happy. We of all people should be happy! Yet, too many feel empty, anxious, exhausted or angry, to name a few. Still, everyone wants to be happy. The problem is in how one defines and pursues happiness. This series will guide us into the simple guidelines that will lead to happiness.

The Psalmist wrote “Happy are the people whose God is the Lord!” Repeatedly in scripture we find the concept of blessing or be blessed. The core of this word has to do with being happy. We of all people should be happy! Yet, too many feel empty, anxious, exhausted or angry, to name a few. Still, everyone wants to be happy. The problem is in how one defines and pursues happiness. This series will guide us into the simple guidelines that will lead to happiness.