Bridges are extensions of a foundation. So what are our foundations when it comes to building bridges? Jesus said it best when He said to love God and love people.

Having differing opinions and likes doesn’t mean we can’t get along. It does mean we need to learn how to bridge the gap between and find common ground. We’ll discover tools to help us connect with others despite our differences

God is moved by the faithfulness of men like Ezekiel, who became His priest not because of status but because of his faith in God in a dark land, no matter the circumstances. His example is a model for believers everywhere.

The year 2020 is going to be such a year for the record books. At the same time, we cannot forget all the great things God is doing. God hasn't changed, even though our world is going through so many changes. And because of that, He's still using us to be His ambassadors to reach people. But how do we do that when there are so many opposing views? He wants us to remember that He wants us to be bridge builders, rather than bridge destroyers.

Ezekiel shows that Israel deserved this judgment, and also that God’s justice creates hope for the future. Many of the divine visions that Ezekiel shares are relevant to God's plans for reconstructing the present world and restoring His people to our former days in the Garden of Eden. Regardless of our sinful past, God always brings hope.

When we trust someone, it's usually because they have given us a reason to do so. When it comes to Jesus, sometimes we have a hard time trusting Him. We're going to explore why Jesus can be trusted.

The Book of Lamentations may not be the most popular book in the Bible, but it is an essential ingredient for helping humans to understand an important aspect of their relationship with God – the expression of grief and distress. This special book is a collection of five lament poems recounting the tragic fall of Jerusalem to Babylon. Just because they weren't in the promised land, it didn't mean they weren't able to live in His promises.

As the early church began, there were many obstacles they had to face. One thing they didn't do was stop meeting together in their homes. They continued to disciple one another and the Gospel continued to spread. God is still looking for people who will continue to meet and spread the Gospel as we trust in His guidance.

Jeremiah announces that God will judge Israel’s sins with an exile to Babylon. And then, he lives through the horror of his predictions.

The Book of Jeremiah holds a graphic but important picture showing us how disobedience leads to destruction. At the same time, God still has a plan for our good, and not for evil, which gives us a hopeful future.

Many of us don't like it when we face storms in life. But God does great things in the storms. All we have to do is trust Him as He leads us.