In the Psalms, we often see the writers, including King David, pour out every emotion they are feeling, regardless of how "holy" those thoughts might be. This is our scriptural challenge to be honest about what we are feeling with God.

We need to talk with God to have a relationship with Him, but He is holy. We must be willing to repent of our sins and admit our need for God.

The prayer of examine is needed because God already knows us, but we don't always know ourselves. We must be introspective and honest with God.

This week we embark on a six-week adventure, exploring the power of prayer in creating a relationship with God.

Balaam was hired to curse the nation of Israel, but God had other plans. Sometimes, God has to get our attention before we listen.

Jesus teaches that He is the only way to Heaven. But why do we trust a man that secular culture says was good, but not God? How do we reconcile the God of the Old Testament with the person of Jesus? How much will Jesus forgive? And why does God allow us to bring Him and each other pain?

"Church" has long been a term associated with buildings and places, but it's always really meant "people". This week, we drill into the details of why God set up His Church as an environment for His people to meet, learn, and fellowship.

Worship music is a staple at almost every church. It's something Christians seem to universally insist is important, but have difficulty agreeing on style, lyrics, and instrumentation. But why do we bother at all?

The Bible is the source of theology for Christianity, but it's a book written millennia ago that can seem out-of-place in today's world. Christians seem to take it for granted that this ancient book is infallible, but where does this trust and devotion come from?

God was faithful to our church community in Pennington during 2016. Going into 2017, our vision has not changed, but it needs to be reiterated and refocused on. Where have we forgotten it and how can we adjust to better serve God and our community?