God has a plan for the suffering in our lives.

Join us as we wrap up our Genesis Part 1 study exploring God's mercy and judgment through the flood and the tower of Babel. As well as the growing faith of Abraham as he steps out but struggles to fully trust the Lord. So much to unpack and to enrich our lives as we grow in Christ.

In our second of three episodes overviewing Genesis 1-12 today we focus in on chapters 3-6. The effects of sin and the depravity of man is in stark contrast compared to the grace of God and those who choose Him instead of following the masses of humanity. What hope this gives as we navigate the dark days of our own time!

Flying high and going deep we take things back to the beginning in our first overview podcast for our Turn Aside Genesis study. There is so much to glean from these first few chapters of Genesis!

Saying funny names, learning to pray, and being surrounded by beloved family in Christ. There's a lot to unpack in these final verses of this beautiful book!

What kind of Jacket do you wear? In Colossians we are told to "above all put on Love". So, as we don our fancy jackets of love and head off to church, let us look forward to singing to one another the truths of God that we might grow more and more like Jesus.

Time to take action! The active verbs as we enter the second half of Colossians give us a lot to set our minds on. We hope you can find a few things to put on and off as a result of todays exhortation! (And the empowerment in Christ to do it!)

So. Many. Metaphors. The Bible uses so many pictures of things to help bring out spiritual truth. Today we'll be exploring circumcision, baptism, the body, and so many truths that are creatively nestled into these metaphors.

There are many deep heavenly concepts to be explored in Colossians, so go grab your knitting needles and come nerd out with us on God's Word!

The gospel is meant to impact us every day, the fullness of Him who is the image of the invisible God intersecting our lives in the midst of both our sufferings, and the daily mundane. But He doesn't want us to cling to the guardrails of "rules" but learn to drive in the center of the lane with our affections drawn ever deeper upon Him.