In Psalm 56, spoke of God holding our tears which gives us our theme for this weekend, ‘Lake of Tears.’

In Romans Chapters 12-16 Paul goes into detail of what it means to be a fellowship. He uses the image of a body - the body of Christ and encourages hospitality. Let us dig deeper

Job’s Second Speech reveals his determination to to reject that suffering is due to sin.

Psalm 126 is one of the Songs of Ascent, used by pilgrims as they journeyed to a festival. It depicts their highs and lows, but it was the ‘lows’ that reaped a harvest.

In Psalm 56, David was fleeing for his life from King Saul but in a fear led panic he ended up in Gad. It was there he received a revelation which gives us our theme for this weekend, ‘Lake of Tears.’

Samuel placed a stone between two towns to remind the people that God had helped them ‘thus far.’ God is trustworthy throughout our ups and downs. Can you look back and say the same?

Joseph endured years of not knowing what God was up to. Yet he perseveres and through that endurance God brought healing to Jacob’s family.

Storms that can be predicted are easier to deal with than those that just come on us unawares. In Christ we can know peace despite the adversity. Let us dive into the narrative of Jesus calming the storm.

Using our imagining let us enter the narrative of the disciples in the Galilean squall and with them encounter the Lord who says, ‘Be Calm.’

Samuel felt rejected as the Israelites desired to have a King. God was sovereign over the transition from last judge to first king. What can we learn from this.

Samuel felt rejected as the Israelites desired to have a King. God was sovereign over the transition from last judge to first king. What can we learn from this.

Young Samuel had to learn to discern the voice of the Lord from the cares of the day. It is a lesson for us all. O give me Samuel’s ear… listen up.

Samuel’s mother had a problem. In response she prayed for herself. Is it OK to pray for oneself, let us explore further

Joseph knew God had given him gifts that could be used in God’s service and for others and the community as a whole. Have you gifts that can be used?

Abraham had a cjhoice to make, to fully rely on God or to take control and chose which was best for himself. he chose God.

The writer to the Hebrews makes three appeals to the Christians who were having a difficult time. Would you like to know what the three appeals were? Enter in!