If wisdom begins with fear of God, what's the next stept? And what is "fear of the Lord"? Guest speaker Becca Mayes discusses the importance of the advice of others, spiritual practices, trust, awe, and a life well lived.

How many times have you found yourself feeling like your actions and decisions in life are "perfectly pointless"? You're not alone. We all get disillusioned. We find wisdom for such times from the poetry of Ecclesiastes which invites us to look at things from a new perspective.

(Proverbs 8:1-11, 22-36)

Who is wisdom and why is she calling? Is wisdom only gained through experience or something we can access at any time? We begin our summer series at the door of wisdom, listening deeply to her voice in our lives.

The fifth and last message in our "Fear of the Other" worship series based on the book by William Wiilimon: "Christian hospitality is a radical practice that challenges us to open our lives to who God wants us to welcome. God's call to hospitality is a call to confront our fear of the other and an invitation to deepen and grow in our faith."

The fourth message in our "Fear of the Other" worship series based on the book by William Wiilimon: "Christian hospitality is a radical practice that challenges us to open our lives to who God wants us to welcome. God's call to hospitality is a call to confront our fear of the other and an invitation to deepen and grow in our faith."

The third message in our "Fear of the Other" worship series based on the book by William Wiilimon: "Christian hospitality is a radical practice that challenges us to open our lives to who God wants us to welcome. God's call to hospitality is a call to confront our fear of the other and an invitation to deepen and grow in our faith."

The second in our "Fear of the Other" worship series based on the book by William Wiilimon: "Christian hospitality is a radical practice that challenges us to open our lives to who God wants us to welcome. God's call to hospitality is a call to confront our fear of the other and an invitation to deepen and grow in our faith."

The first in our "Fear of the Other" worship series based on the book by William Wiilimon: "Christian hospitality is a radical practice that challenges us to open our

lives to who God wants us to welcome. God's call to hospitality is a call to confront our fear of the other and an invitation to deepen and grow in our faith."

Every year on the first Sunday of May, we celebrate all things camp-related at Camp Sunday! Listen as Pastor Lara shares a reflection on 1 Corinthians 13 and tells us of the importance of activating the greatest superpower of all: love.