Messages

This story is a story of integrity and faithfulness in the face of overwhelming adversity. In this story, the evil king thinks he is the one who determines outcomes and that he is in control. But Rack, Shack, and Benny know better. The greatest truth of this story is summed up in one line…from verse 17 ”but even if he does not…” God is the one who controls outcomes. We are to be faithful and trust God for the rest.

One of the greatest parts of this fantastic story is found in Chapter 5:13-15.  The truth God is not for us…we are for Him.  We spend so much of our prayers trying to get God to be for us …be He is not joining us we are to join Him.

This story is used to decorate children’s rooms and nurseries the world over…but this is far from a children’s story.  It is the point in the story of God where He is regretting ever creating man, so He pours out his wrath in the form of water and destroys nearly everything and starts over.  This story is a reminder of a couple of truths: 1. God cares deeply about this world…the state it was in grieved him.  2. He is a God of restoration…not simply destruction.

Today we hear from our guest speaker Josh Garrett.

Today we hear from our guest speaker Grant Agler.

Today we hear from our guest speaker Caleb Kaltenbach.

Today we hear from our guest speaker Jay Greer.

Today we hear from our guest speaker David Upchurch.

God's heart for justice is seen all throughout Proverbs. Where is God calling you to increase your desire for justice in our community?

Dave Ramsey has nothing on Solomon. Proverbs is chalked full of wisdom for handling money. We are going to spend this week looking at what scripture says about debt, saving, investing, spending, and leaving an inheritance.