This world is temporary for every human. In fact, James tells us that our life one earth is but a mist and then it is gone. However, this life is not all there is. As believers in Jesus, our spiritual re-birth has given us a new citizenship that is not rooted in the things of earth, but rather in Heaven. It is this citizenship that gives us confidence, hope, joy and peace even in the midst of our difficult times. Why is it that we spend so much time investing in things that are temporary when we have a citizenship in eternal glory? Join us this series as we unpack what it means to truly view this world as our temporary dwelling.

This world is temporary for every human. In fact, James tells us that our life one earth is but a mist and then it is gone. However, this life is not all there is. As believers in Jesus, our spiritual re-birth has given us a new citizenship that is not rooted in the things of earth, but rather in Heaven. It is this citizenship that gives us confidence, hope, joy and peace even in the midst of our difficult times. Why is it that we spend so much time investing in things that are temporary when we have a citizenship in eternal glory? Join us this series as we unpack what it means to truly view this world as our temporary dwelling.

This world is temporary for every human. In fact, James tells us that our life one earth is but a mist and then it is gone. However, this life is not all there is. As believers in Jesus, our spiritual re-birth has given us a new citizenship that is not rooted in the things of earth, but rather in Heaven. It is this citizenship that gives us confidence, hope, joy and peace even in the midst of our difficult times. Why is it that we spend so much time investing in things that are temporary when we have a citizenship in eternal glory? Join us this series as we unpack what it means to truly view this world as our temporary dwelling.

This world is temporary for every human. In fact, James tells us that our life one earth is but a mist and then it is gone. However, this life is not all there is. As believers in Jesus, our spiritual re-birth has given us a new citizenship that is not rooted in the things of earth, but rather in Heaven. It is this citizenship that gives us confidence, hope, joy and peace even in the midst of our difficult times. Why is it that we spend so much time investing in things that are temporary when we have a citizenship in eternal glory? Join us this series as we unpack what it means to truly view this world as our temporary dwelling.

For many of us, the Bible is more familiar than any other book, yet we tend to read Scripture through the lens of our own experience and in a way that makes sense on our terms. When that happens, our cultural and historical context sometimes create bad habits and lead us to read the Bible differently than it was originally intended or in a very different way than Christians in other cultures do. When that happens, we are in danger of communicating something that wasn’t what the author, or God even intended. Join us this series as we look at some very familiar passages of Scripture and make sure that we aren't misusing, misquoting or losing something in the translation!

For many of us, the Bible is more familiar than any other book, yet we tend to read Scripture through the lens of our own experience and in a way that makes sense on our terms. When that happens, our cultural and historical context sometimes create bad habits and lead us to read the Bible differently than it was originally intended or in a very different way than Christians in other cultures do. When that happens, we are in danger of communicating something that wasn’t what the author, or God even intended. Join us this series as we look at some very familiar passages of Scripture and make sure that we aren't misusing, misquoting or losing something in the translation!

For many of us, the Bible is more familiar than any other book, yet we tend to read Scripture through the lens of our own experience and in a way that makes sense on our terms. When that happens, our cultural and historical context sometimes create bad habits and lead us to read the Bible differently than it was originally intended or in a very different way than Christians in other cultures do. When that happens, we are in danger of communicating something that wasn’t what the author, or God even intended. Join us this series as we look at some very familiar passages of Scripture and make sure that we aren't misusing, misquoting or losing something in the translation!

For many of us, the Bible is more familiar than any other book, yet we tend to read Scripture through the lens of our own experience and in a way that makes sense on our terms. When that happens, our cultural and historical context sometimes create bad habits and lead us to read the Bible differently than it was originally intended or in a very different way than Christians in other cultures do. When that happens, we are in danger of communicating something that wasn’t what the author, or God even intended. Join us this series as we look at some very familiar passages of Scripture and make sure that we aren't misusing, misquoting or losing something in the translation!

For many of us, the Bible is more familiar than any other book, yet we tend to read Scripture through the lens of our own experience and in a way that makes sense on our terms. When that happens, our cultural and historical context sometimes create bad habits and lead us to read the Bible differently than it was originally intended or in a very different way than Christians in other cultures do. When that happens, we are in danger of communicating something that wasn’t what the author, or God even intended. Join us this series as we take a look at some very familiar passages in Scripture and make sure we aren't misusing, misquoting or missing something in the translation.

Join us for part 5 of our series as we look at the brave stand taken by 3 exiles and discover that our circumstances do not have to affect the freedom that we have.