Change is inevitable. Sometimes we choose it, and sometimes it chooses us.

Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly calls His people to leave what is familiar and trust Him with what comes next.

In Theology of Change, we’ll discover what it looks like to trust God in uncertainty, move forward in faith, let go of what we cannot carry with us, and receive what God is doing next.

Change is inevitable. Sometimes we choose it, and sometimes it chooses us.

Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly calls His people to leave what is familiar and trust Him with what comes next.

In Theology of Change, we’ll discover what it looks like to trust God in uncertainty, move forward in faith, let go of what we cannot carry with us, and receive what God is doing next.

Our lay leader, Erin White, brings a message from 2 Samuel 6 about following God’s way. Through David’s story, we’re reminded that God calls us to trust Him, honor Him, and follow His instructions even when our own way may seem easier.

This week we were honored to welcome Rev. Ken Morgan to Midway Locust Grove Church as he shared a message from Joshua 3:1–17.

As the Israelites step into the Jordan River in faith, we’re reminded of what it means to trust God, follow His leading, and take the next step even when we don’t know what’s ahead.

What if the biggest decisions in life aren’t actually the hardest ones?Most of us don’t need more information, we need more wisdom.The book of Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is far more than intelligence, good advice, or clever life hacks. True wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and shapes the way we think, speak, work, love, and live.

What if the biggest decisions in life aren’t actually the hardest ones?Most of us don’t need more information, we need more wisdom.The book of Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is far more than intelligence, good advice, or clever life hacks. True wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and shapes the way we think, speak, work, love, and live.

What if the biggest decisions in life aren’t actually the hardest ones?

Most of us don’t need more information, we need more wisdom.

The book of Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is far more than intelligence, good advice, or clever life hacks. True wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and shapes the way we think, speak, work, love, and live.

What if the biggest decisions in life aren’t actually the hardest ones?

Most of us don’t need more information, we need more wisdom.

The book of Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is far more than intelligence, good advice, or clever life hacks. True wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and shapes the way we think, speak, work, love, and live.

What if the biggest decisions in life aren’t actually the hardest ones?

Most of us don’t need more information, we need more wisdom.

The book of Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is far more than intelligence, good advice, or clever life hacks. True wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and shapes the way we think, speak, work, love, and live.

What if the biggest decisions in life aren’t actually the hardest ones?

Most of us don’t need more information, we need more wisdom.

The book of Proverbs reminds us that wisdom is far more than intelligence, good advice, or clever life hacks. True wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and shapes the way we think, speak, work, love, and live.