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In week four we will learn about the immutable principles of diligence, integrity, and stewardship in our work and financial life. We will gain Biblical insight into honoring God first as our provider and stewarding our life for maximum impact.

Our words have the power to build or to destroy and God has called us to be intentional about the words we use. We will investigate the potent force of words as Proverbs portrays them and learn how to harness this power to build up, encourage, and impart grace, transforming our relationships and day to day interactions.

The "Under God" podcast will equip you to confront secular culture head on with the unfiltered truth of the Bible. We will talk about what the Bible says about the things that matter most. We will tackle the most pressing issues of faith, family, work, church, leadership, politics, and more—making simple the Biblical distinction between what is good, beautiful and true and what is evil, profane and destructive.

Building on week 1, we will learn about how to practically receive Wisdom’s call and grow over the course of time. This will be a process that can be applied in your daily life to grow in wisdom and love for God.

We will open the series looking at the structure and context of the Proverbs, including an overview of our journey together. We will uncover the foundational principle of wisdom in Proverbs: the fear of the Lord. We will explore how a reverent awe of God is the starting point knowing and loving Him.

Tune in to this special and timely message from guest speaker Pastor Malik Edwards, founder of Relentless Global!

In week five we will dive into Psalm 91, another famous Psalm, and explore how God protects us when He is our refuge. We will come to understand what it means to "live in the shelter of the Most High" and all of His promises towards us when we do.

In week four we will see how God fulfills us when we remain faithful to Him. We will discover, like Asaph, that the reward of following God is far greater than the rewards of following the enemy and the ways of the world. We will understand how acknowledging and dealing with sin in our own heart will allow us to maintain God's perspective in our life.

In week three we will look closer at how God forgives us in Psalm 51. This Psalm of David shows his heart of repentance after being confronted by the Prophet Nathan about his sin with Bathsheba. God's forgiveness extends to us when we humbly and sincerely acknowledge our sin and repent no matter the severity of our sin.

In week two we will unpack Psalm 23, one of the most famous Psalms, and see how God cares for us as our Great Shepherd. We will see how being led by God means we lack for nothing. He gives us rest, strength, protection, comfort, blessing, goodness, and unfailing love.

Join us for the first week of our new series 'Psalms: Our Life in God's Hands'! We will be looking at the structure and context of Psalm 19 to see how God leads us.

Easter Sunday's message celebrates the implications of the resurrection of Jesus with a pointed focus on His victory over sin, death, and the transformative power it offers those who follow him. It articulates the significance of Christ's triumph, not only as a future hope but as a present reality, enabling a life of victory over shame, fear, and the consequences of sin. The sermon calls for an acknowledgment and submission to Jesus' as the only way of salvation, urging a life aligned with His teachings and empowered by His resurrection, offering abundance in this life and the promise of life eternal.

The Palm Sunday message delves into the anticipation and fulfillment of prophecy as Jesus enters Jerusalem, highlighting the Messiah's call, courage, compassion, and the promise of His coming kingdom. It sets the stage for the ultimate sacrifice, emphasizing the active participation and obedience required from believers, underscoring the themes of divine movement through people and the trade of one's life for the life in Christ.

Watch this special message from Bishop Robert Stearns, President & Founder of Eagles' Wings, as he teaches why Israel matters to God, and why it should matter to us.

Our culture has never been more sedentary, and while many of the foods we eat are fast and convenient, they also tend to be high in fat, refined sugars, grains, and calories. Add to that the constant flow of "get healthy" quick schemes and an overload of information, and many of us are frozen in place concerning our physical health. This week, we will explore what the Bible has to say about physical health and provide principles you can use to get physically fit and healthy and stay that way.

There is power in saying no. Saying no to opportunities or sin or temptation can lead to great results in our lives, some of us say yes to every request from any and everyone, and some of us need to learn to say NO so that we can actually say YES to the things that matter the most!