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The simple man and the seductive woman both can fall into the trappings of lust. But how do we stand strong, grow in virtue, and pursue righteousness? Proverbs helps us in all of this!

Are we diligent or are we lazy? How do we recognize the trends of the lazy and how do we stay on the path of the diligent?

Solomon wrote many proverbs about justice and righteousness. When we hear about justice and righteousness, are we thinking the same things?

When we are saved, we aren’t just saved individually, we are saved into a family! But have you ever wondered what it means to be a contributing member of a church family?

Proverbs explains to us the power of our words and speech. Our words have the power of death or life.

The “fool” in Proverbs is very nuanced. What are the 5 different fools and how do we interact with each?

Wisdom is readily available for all of us but so is foolishness! How do we walk in the way of the righteous how do we avoid the pitfalls of the fool?

Trust in the Lord is a common command but unfortunately it is routinely compromised. How do we put all our trust in the Lord in our plenty and in our pain?

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, but what does it mean to fear the Lord? Are we going about wisdom all wrong in our life or are we making every effort to become wise?

One of the biggest lies that we’ve believed about the Bible is that we could never do what we read about. This week we will see how to reject that lie, and walk in our true God-given calling!

Not only can you trust the Bible more than anything else in your life, you can trust the Bible to lead you into the fullest version of life.

How is a book that is 2000 years old still be relevant today? This week, we will consider how it is not just relevant but actually carries authority in our life today.

To experience the fullness of the power of the Word, we must be regular and consistent in its reading. Colossians shows that can only come through a reshaping of our desires.

Sometimes we believe the lie that the Bible is too hard to understand! Sometimes we read it and we just don’t get very much out of it. This week we tackle how we can change this for good!

Oftentimes, we will say things like “most of the Bible isn’t that interesting...” But maybe that’s because we don’t know the whole story- or the part we have to play.

As we kick off our new series delving into the life-changing truths of the Bible, we're going to dive into the cultural trends that brought us to this point and tackle that one big question we all have to face. Let's get into it!

In our final segment of the Fulfilled series, let's delve into the prophecy of the borrowed tomb. This tomb, though borrowed, stands empty, serving as a powerful symbol. It reminds us that our past can be forgiven, our present can be filled with purpose, and our future is eternally secured.

Jesus fulfilled the prophecy of His triumphant entrance to Jerusalem, look at how Jesus' life of humility and obedience can mark our own.

Humanity is broken and because of that brokenness, we all have the opportunity to run to different things to try to ease the pain. However, as seen through Hebrews 4 and the many prophecies Christ fulfilled, He became our great high priest for that very reason — to be someone whom we can boldly run to in our time of need.

The last supper is surely one of the most famous meals in human history. What if there was more to it than just a shared meal- what if this was the moment where an ancient tradition saw its spiritual significance fulfilled in the final sacrificial lamb?

Thinking about everything Christ has fulfilled boosts our confidence and trust in Him when things get tough. Remembering His past actions gets us excited and stirs up our hope for what He's got in store for the future.

God cares about us investing for the future! The problem is we can so easily fall into the trap of building a future that completely revolves around ourselves. How do stay focused on the kingdom of God and build a legacy worth leaving to the next generation?

Money is a remarkable tool that holds great power when managed wisely but can wreak havoc if left unchecked. This week, let's dive into five biblical principles that you can to apply to your money today and set you up for the long haul!

The story of Jacob and Esau shows us how to value and steward our blessings, and ultimately, how to bless others when we have been blessed.

How you spend your money says a lot about you. The Bible teaches us that money is one of the greatest tools we have at our disposal to inventory what our heart treasures.