Week 2 (March 8): WORK DILIGENTLY AND STEWARD WISELY

Honor God with Your Work, Money, and Time

Faith does not stop at Sunday—it shows up in how we work. Proverbs speaks plainly about diligence, integrity, money, debt, and stewardship. It warns against laziness and shortcuts while commending patience, faithfulness, and long-term thinking. How we handle work and finances reveals what we trust and what we serve.

This message brings wisdom into everyday responsibilities and challenges us to honor God through faithful work and wise stewardship.

Week 4 (March 4th) – The Gifts of The Church 

In week, we will explore the powerful truths of Ephesians chapter 4. This chapter emphasizes that Christ himself has given gifts to the Church, including apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. We will explore how these gifts, along with the role of church leaders, are designed to equip the saints for ministry and promote unity in the faith and maturity in Christ. Join us as we discover how understanding and utilizing these gifts can transform our lives and the life of the Church.

Week 1 (March 1): START WITH GOD

Wisdom Begins with the Fear of the Lord

Everything in life has a starting point—and Proverbs is clear about where wisdom begins. Before decisions, habits, or outcomes are addressed, Proverbs confronts posture. Wisdom is not primarily about knowing the right answers; it is about rightly fearing the Lord. When God is first, life finds order. When He is not, even good intentions eventually unravel.

This message sets the foundation for the entire series by calling us back to reverence, humility, and alignment with God’s design. Nothing else in Proverbs works until this is settled.

February 25

Week 4 (February 22): Jesus Restores Rest

Sabbath was made for man—Not man for the Sabbath.

By the time of Jesus, Sabbath—meant to be a gift—had been weighed down by religious pressure. Jesus did not abolish the Sabbath; He fulfilled it and restored its heart. As a faithful Jewish teacher, Jesus practiced Sabbath, taught on it, healed on it, and declared Himself Lord of it. He reminded the people that Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. This final message centers rest on Christ and shows how grace covers what legalism distorted. Sabbath becomes not a burden to carry, but a gift to receive—a practical way for the Church today to put God first by ordering our time around Him.

Week 3 ( February 18th) – The Purpose of The Church 

In week three, we will dive into Ephesians chapter 3. This chapter emphasizes that through the Church, God's wisdom and love are displayed to the world, and that the Church is part of God's eternal purpose for humanity. We will discover how understanding our role in this purpose can transform the way we live and impact the world around us. Join us as we explore the amazing truths of Ephesians chapter 3 and discover the incredible purpose that God has for his Church.

Week 3 (February 15): Rest Forms God’s People

God forms a people through shared rhythms of rest.

From the beginning, Sabbath was never only personal—it was communal. In Jewish life, Sabbath gathered families, shaped identity, and formed a people through shared rhythms of worship, Scripture, blessing, and remembrance. The table, the synagogue, and the community anchored Israel in God’s story week after week. This same rhythm carried into the early Church, where believers gathered, rested, worshiped, and ordered their lives around Christ together. This message shows how Sabbath forms not just individuals, but families and the Church—shaping a people who live differently because they trust God with their time.

Saturday February 7th, 2026

The Challenge - Rising to the call over your life at home, at work, and in life.

Week 2 (February 11) – The Unity of The Church

In week two, we will explore the powerful theme of unity found in Ephesians chapters 2 & 3. This chapter emphasizes that through Christ, we have been brought near to God and reconciled to one another, creating a new community of faith. We will dive into the amazing truths of how Christ has broken down the barriers that once separated Jew and Gentile, creating one new people, the Church, in Him. Join us as we discover how this message of unity impacts the way we relate to one another and the world, and how we can live out this identity as members of God's household.

Week 2 (February 8): Rest Is Freedom

Sabbath was Israel’s first taste of freedom.

In the Jewish story, Sabbath becomes the defining sign of liberation. When God rescued Israel from Egypt, He did not just deliver them from oppression—He taught them how to live as free people. Slaves do not stop. Free people do. Rooted in the Exodus and the giving of the Sabbath, this message shows how rest retrained a people shaped by slavery to trust God as their provider. Every Sabbath became a weekly declaration: our lives no longer belong to Pharaoh. In a culture driven by productivity and pressure, Sabbath remains God’s invitation into freedom.