God created Saul to be a man who was passionate and committed, whatever he was pursuing. The problem was he was pursuing the wrong thing, at least until his moment in the light. We’ll see how God make a dramatic change in Saul’s life by changing his beliefs.

This life is a hard journey. There’s a reason why this world doesn’t feel like a good fit, one Scripture addresses. But if we’ll remind ourselves of the promises of heaven, it will help us maintain today. Cyndy has 3 tips and 3 promises to encourage us while we’re still here.

In his famous Psalm, David gives us great insight into the close relationship he enjoyed with the Good Shepherd. Taking a look at the elements of intimacy revealed in these 6 verses will help us find more satisfaction in our relationship, as well.

There is a time to forge ahead and a time to retreat. It is important to know when we need to pull back for rest and restoration. An example from Elijah’s journey in 1 Kings 19 will encourage and guide us when we’re feeling a little beat up from the battle.

James 3:13-18 gives us eight traits of wisdom: Pure, peace-loving, gentle, willing to yield, merciful, fruitful, impartial, and living without hypocrisy. But what does that mean in practical terms? Find out the two enemies of wisdom and how you can begin to live in God’s wisdom.

Traveling on Trust Trail requires we replace our pride with humility, a lifelong journey for us. Understanding six key concepts will help us head in the right direction: Believe without doubt, Transfer the Center, Endure Affliction, Bear with Others, Defer Gratification, and Accept Our Limitations.

When Moses met God in the burning bush, he was terrified. Decades later he and God were close friends. How did Moses get there? We’ll look at their journey to intimacy and the role the Tent of Meeting played in their relationship.

Nine men and women who took Healing Journey this year share their stories of how God used the class to change their lives. Their stories are inspiring testimonies to God’s power and desire to heal us.