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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.

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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.

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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.

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There are so many questions floating around about the second coming of Jesus- when, where, with whom, when, how, when???

Jesus gave His apostles all He knew they needed just after riding into Jerusalem for Passover and His eventual crucifixion. After challenging the assumptions of the religious elites and redirecting the focus of Judaism for His time, he took His followers up on the mount of olives and quietly described the future, preparing them for the worst while giving them His comfort.

We will sit in the temple courts and listen to Jesus call out the Pharisees and Sadducees for their hypocritical judgment of everyone else, then wander out of the city, over the Kidron river and up the mount to listen in as Jesus reveals what we need to know about the Grand Finale.