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What did it mean when your Mom or Dad said maybe? What did you hear when they said maybe? What does a maybe mean when you say it? What is at stake when a maybe conveys uncertainty?
Join us for the next installment of Seeking: Hope for the Future King. as we see that even when there are things we don't know about the future, our faith can help us move forward with confidence.
If you have the chance, prepare by reading 1 Samuel 13:6-14:15 (page 191 in the chair rack Bible from SCC).
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Seeking: Hope for the Future King
Everyone longs for a leader they can trust to give them prosperity, stability, and security. We might call them a “knight in shining armor” or, it may sound corny, even a hero. Yet, that’s what we hope for in every election, in our job, in our relationships, in a crisis - you get the idea.
It is also what the people way back in the Old Testament longed for in a leader. Yet, no matter what leader they had, eventually they were disappointed. Even King David, who was the best king they could have hoped for, let everyone down. The silver lining in all of this is that when human leaders overpromise and underdeliver, they point to the perfect leader and king. In our new series Seeking, we will renew a hope for a future king. In each story, mainly based in 1&2 Samuel, we will see a king that never disappoints.
Can't Touch This!
In our world today, there are many subjects it seems we can’t touch. Subjects that are taboo and have to be kept in the shadows, whispered about, or not talked about at all. That is just not true! They can be touched, they can be spoken of, in the light of God’s Word. Join us as we look at what culture may think can’t be touched. We are going to see not what society or even tradition has to say, but what God has to say. We will touch that, but with God’s touch, and we won’t be the same as we live out the Apostle Paul's God-inspired letter.
"I have the right to do anything," you say—but not everything is beneficial. "I have the right to do anything"—but not everything is constructive. 1 Corinthians 10:23 NIV
Ghosts of Christmas Past
For many, the most wonderful time of the year isn't so wonderful. A painful past or our own insecurities can overshadow the joy we're think we're supposed to be feeling. What if this year could look different? It’s time to let God heal the Ghosts of Christmas Past. Join us in person or online for our holiday series.
Seven: Hear What Christ is Saying to You
In a culture that is increasingly hostile to Christianity and where many Christ followers are distracted, people often ask, “Is there really any value and/or relevancy to having a laser-focused and engaged faith?” Let’s be honest, resisting a life of distraction and/or indifference in order to passionately embrace the life God wants for us takes a lot of grit.
Yet, Jesus has a lot to say to us about days like these. He says it through one of His closest friends in a letter we call the Book of Revelation. Join us for this new series where you will find that Jesus’ words to seven churches are as relevant for today as they were in the first century.
Faith Heroes: Walking the Hall of Faith
Most of us feel inadequate: "God can’t use me. I’m not good enough. I have too much baggage. I’m a failure." But what if God delights in using imperfect people to accomplish his perfect plan? In this shared message series with Berean Bible Church, we will walk the Hall of Faith and watch God turn unlikely people (just like us) into Faith Heroes.
I Want to Say Yes, But...
Everyone wants to make a difference with their one and only life. Everyone wants to leave a mark to signify that they not only lived, but that their life mattered. Most people realize that this means more than building wealth or achieving fame; it's about impacting the lives of other people and making the world a better place.
What is stopping us? Our lives are meant to be unleashed, so why do we keep them locked up and stored away? We can all admit, “I want to say yes, but…” Insecurities and excuses, perceived roadblocks and absence of vision… the list of “buts” can get long. Join us for our new series, “I Want to Say Yes, But…” as we examine the Bible’s challenge to get off our “buts” and begin making a difference in the world.
I Want to Believe, But...
Sometimes, we wonder why God didn't answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can't feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations, but that's not bad news. Find out why in our new series: "I Want to Believe, But..."
What If?
Sometimes what seems like the end is actually the beginning. The first Easter found the disciples of Jesus discouraged, defeated, and convinced it was over. It seemed like an empty dream. If you’ve ever found yourself in that place, you need the message of Easter. When it feels like things are over, and even dead, they might be just beginning. Join us as we ask “What If?” and discover the power behind that simple question.