From the skies above to the Scriptures we read, God’s voice surrounds us—inviting us to notice, reflect, and respond.

Lesson Three in the series. We look at the time period of the Exodus up to the edge of the Promised Land, reflecting on the nature of Grace and Law, and how to respond well to God's mercy.

Guilt and regret can weigh us down, but Psalm 32 offers us a way to experience real relief through honest confession.

This class looks at the chunk of history which contains the stories of the Patriarchs, from Adam and Eve up to the end of Joseph's life when he passed in Egypt.

Even when the world feels like it’s falling apart, God is our unshakable refuge—we’ll learn how to rest in that truth.

The first lesson in the study, covering what we know about God from before we had our beginning. What was God doing before the beginning?

Note: Around the middle of the class, we had technical difficulties, so because there are two clips spliced together, there will be a jump in content with different sound quality.

When life feels shaky and unclear, this psalm reminds us where our help truly comes from and why we can lift our eyes in hope.

Faith isn’t about having all the answers. It starts with trust, even when you’re still wrestling with questions.

If God exists, what kind of God would be worthy of trust? Christianity reveals a God of love, not domination—a God who came near.

Yes, there are definite times where people following religions have done damage—but Jesus is not the problem. Jesus critiques toxic religion and offers a way of justice and healing that our world still needs.