Summer

In a world where everything feels unstable, Proverbs offers something solid—wisdom that has stood the test of time. Scripture reminds us that God’s truth isn’t just inspirational; it’s foundational. The book of Proverbs is a blueprint for life, showing us how to build with stability, integrity, and purpose even when the world around us is shifting. 

This summer, we’re exploring ten Proverbs that give clear, practical guidance for the real situations we face every day. Communicators will unpack a passage that helps us navigate decisions, relationships, pressures, and moments of uncertainty with Godgiven clarity. These ancient words still strengthen our lives, helping us root ourselves in what is true, steady, and lifegiving. If you’re longing for direction, confidence, or a fresh sense of grounding, this series invites you to rediscover the wisdom that forms the very framework of a flourishing life. 

Over these five weeks, our church will align to remember what God has done for us, reflect on His unconditional love, and reimagine what it means to share our faith. With compounding weekly challenges, we will take steps together to practice overcoming our fears to help the lost find Jesus, become disciples, and be equipped to be sent back out to the lost.

The book of Jonah reveals the heart of God for all people–a heart filled with mercy and motivated by love. Throughout this three-week series, we will discover the postures of prayer that permeate the story of Jonah and discover how we too can reach our own Ninevehs by learning how to mirror the heart of our Savior.

As we look at Joshua’s life together, we’ll see how God uses these moments to form a man in whom courage is rising. And that’s exactly what God wants to do in His church – to raise up a people of courage. Over these 10 weeks with 10 snapshots of Joshua’s life, we’ll discern how God may be calling each of us to break away from the places in our lives that are holding us captive, and to recognize the pivotal moments where He challenges us to build something new as we conquer the Promised Land He has for us today.

What do we do when we feel surrounded by the unfamiliar and things that are out of our control? The book of Daniel serves as a map of how to live for God’s kingdom in the midst of temporary, earthly kingdoms.