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We might think this is the hardest time in history: the polarization, economy, job market, fractures in the family, mental health, international unrest, and more can color our perception of the world. But there have been other hard times, maybe a lot harder and people have had to find their way through those times, which can give us hope and perseverance. The Apostle Peter wrote his little letters during a really hard time and we will find encouragement as we read what the Holy Spirit led him to write in our next sermon series beginning in August.

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We might think this is the hardest time in history: the polarization, economy, job market, fractures in the family, mental health, international unrest, and more can color our perception of the world. But there have been other hard times, maybe a lot harder and people have had to find their way through those times, which can give us hope and perseverance. The Apostle Peter wrote his little letters during a really hard time and we will find encouragement as we read what the Holy Spirit led him to write in our next sermon series beginning in August.

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Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.

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Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.

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Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.

Send us a text

Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.

Send us a text

Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.

Send us a text

Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.

Send us a text

Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.

Send us a text

Do you ever just feel stuck? Not in traffic—but emotionally or spiritually. You know you're in a rut, but you're not quite sure how to get out of it. Deep down, you know God wants more for you, that He’s calling you to something better… but here you are.

The "wisdom books" of the Old Testament speak powerfully to moments like these. They can give us the nudge we need to get moving again. While we don’t often think of the Psalms as wisdom literature, they reflect the real lives of people—just like us—who turned to God for help when they felt stuck. As we read their words, we see how a shift in perspective helped them move forward and realign with God’s will.