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Waiting is one of the hardest things we experience in life. Not knowing what’s next. Not knowing when answers will come. The temple was rebuilt, and the nation of Israel was waiting for God’s return. What was He waiting for? After the final prophet, Malachi, Israel entered a long silence… waiting. Join us this weekend as we conclude the Scrolls You Skipped, and hear what God is calling us to in the waiting.

Before we conclude our series on the minor prophets, we are excited to welcome our longtime friend, Dr. Luther Whitfield, to deliver the message this Sunday on the major prophet Daniel. Pastor Luther is the founder and senior pastor of New Covenant Worship Center.

We all want to see clearly, but that’s not always guaranteed. If our eyes are nearsighted, we get glasses, but when the future is fuzzy, it can be very discouraging. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon dives into the longest Minor Prophet, Zechariah, who gave visions to a discouraged people through fuzzy images of a hopeful future.

Are you the type of person to start something and have difficulty seeing it through to the end? Whether it’s a book or a project around the house, unfinished work is often a result of misplaced priorities, especially when that project involves God’s work? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon begins our final stretch in the Minor Prophets with a dive into Haggai’s challenge to get to work.

One of the most dangerous warning signs for our faith is not when we are doubting or angry with God, but rather when we are complacent. It is a complacent faith that can cause a drift from God that can have implications for generations to come. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares from the prophet Zephaniah how a passion for God can be nurtured.

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What does it really mean to live by faith, especially when life feels unfair, and God seems silent? In the book of Habakkuk, we see a prophet who brings his pain to God, wrestles with hard realities, and ultimately chooses to rejoice in God’s strength and salvation. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Mike walks through Habakkuk and reminds us that living by faith isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about trusting the One who does.

People will often say that they like the version of God who is merciful and loving and don’t know what to make of it when He comes across as angry and wrathful. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon dives into the book of Nahum and discusses how we should view God in times when He may act in ways that seem contrary to His nature.

They are rarely given out and even less rarely kept. When they are broken, so is our hearts and our trust in others. The prophet Micah has another take on promises. Yes, we are promise breakers, but he shares with the world that there is one that never break his promises. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares the promises of God spoken through the prophet Micah.