This week we cover one last portion of Jesus' Sermon the Mount. We will explore the ramifications of God's instruction to live a holy life. We also talk through flawed biblical figures like Samson and David. Plus, Carrie's Super Bowl picks!

This week we look at the great biblical leader Deborah and see how she was able to do exactly what Israel needed to do at exactly the right time. We also discuss this week's intriguing worship theme: "You Are...So Be!" Also, don't touch downed power lines.

This week we rely fully on God's strength! We see His power in the walls of Jericho tumbling down. Our readings also help us realize that we should find our identity in God, rather than in our own intelligence or abilities.

This week we explore Jesus appearing as the Lamb of God! We also walk through an exciting Sunday School lesson involving spies AGAIN!

Today we celebrate the Baptism of Our Lord! We go spying in the Promised Land with 12 Israelites. Then we talk about Jesus' role as the CHOSEN ONE!

This week we celebrate Epiphany! Our Sunday School lesson is a unique look at Old Testament worship. We also see how God fulfilled His promise to bring people from all nations to Jesus.

Sunday School is back! We walk through the sad account of the Golden Calf. We also get to see Jesus' work in making us part of God's family and marvel at the way God the Father protected the baby Jesus from Herod.

This week we do a speed run through the six readings on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! We see the beauty of God's salvation plan from several different angles and appreciate the humility of that first Christmas night. 

It's Advent 4! This week we preview our reading from Isaiah 7 and it's promise of Immanuel. After much confusion about what kind of sign Carrie would request of God, we also talk about Joseph's role in the first Christmas. 

This week we explore God providing water from a rock, the prophet Isaiah's beautiful pictures of flowers in a desert, and Jesus' great response to a shocking question from John the Baptist! We are grateful that Jesus is always the Messiah we need instead of the Messiah we think we want!