Our first topic in the series on Proverbs explores the relationship between God and man in the book. It is the essential building block to understand the rest of the book in its context. With a motto of 'the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom' for a book about wisdom, this foundational understanding needs to be at the center of our understanding of Proverbs.

As we start a new series in the book of Proverbs, it is important to understand the book we will spend some time with. This week we look at some of the main elements that make up the book and how it will speak to us over the coming months. We are excited to dive into this incredibly practical book together!

We are not called to live the Christian life alone. Community is not a fun idea in scripture. It is a must. During this session, we explore what real Christian community looks like in James 5.

As we celebrate two years we look at the difference between building a culture and an organization. God has called us to create a place where his people can thrive. How can we do that today?

Why is it that Paul said he wishes everyone was single like him? We explore what godly singleness can look like in today's world.

John the Baptist came to prepare the way for the Messiah. He went around preaching and teaching, baptizing people into repentance. In this passage from Luke we get a glimpse into one of his sermons. It leads us to ask a great question as we enter into a new year.

After an angel tells Mary she is pregnant, she goes to visit her cousin, who she also found out was pregnant. During their encounter, the truth of who Mary is carrying sinks in. We dive into the song of praise Mary sings at this reality.

As James wraps up his letter, he exhorts the church on how to use their speech to act towards one another and build a Godly community. He envisions a community that covers each other through good times, hard times, sickness, and sin. Thanks for tracking through this series with us!

Suffering will not last forever. How we act during times of hardship and trial will determine how excited we are for 'the day of the Lord.' Learn about what Christians have to look forward to - even in the midst of the hardest seasons of life.

Arrogance comes in many forms. God opposes all of them. This week we read how James lays out three ways pride has seeped into the world. It can be private, public, and systematic. Living a life of humility is a theme throughout all of scripture. What are ways we can humble ourselves before God in our words, actions, and plans?