Before Bibles were available in print, the Scriptures were read out loud to the people of the church. Let’s return to that tradition, as we listen to the first half of the book of Ruth.
Read More »The men and women of the Bible tell us a lot about ourselves. Although times have changed, human nature has not.
Read More »The Bible was written for all of us, not merely for pastors and scholars. Everyone has the ability and invitation to learn from the Scriptures! Do you want to get more out of your Bible reading? Join us as we kick off a new series on the book of Ruth.
Read More »It’s not easy making big, life-changing decisions. Especially when we’re having a hard time determining God’s will.
Read More »So often we think God can’t use us because of all the mistakes we’ve made. And yet, the Bible has countless examples of ordinary, imperfect people used by a holy God.
Read More »Stories have a way of communicating more than just words. They enlighten our own experiences and let us step into the experiences of others.
Read More »So . . . do you read much poetry? In today’s fast-paced world, not many of us have time to slow down and savor a well-written verse.
Read More »The story of David and Goliath is timeless . . . often used to describe business competitors or schoolyard bullies. But this isn’t a fabricated fairytale designed to give the underdog a chance to win.
Read More »In ancient times, stories were passed around by word of mouth. Even today, families reminisce about days gone by through storytelling. Hear how David’s experiences as a young boy prepared him to be the king of a nation.
Read More »Most likely you’ve heard the story of David and Goliath. But did you know that one boy with a slingshot grew up to be the greatest king of ancient Israel?
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