Cheryl Stewart

They were flawed. They made mistakes. So why, of all people, did God choose these broken men to father a nation which would give birth to the perfect Savior of the world? Perhaps it says something about God—something that we need to see and understand, because we too are desperately flawed. So join us this summer as we journey through Genesis and examine the life of the Patriarchs! Begins June 28th.

They were flawed. They made mistakes. So why, of all people, did God choose these broken men to father a nation which would give birth to the perfect Savior of the world? Perhaps it says something about God—something that we need to see and understand, because we too are desperately flawed. So join us this summer as we journey through Genesis and examine the life of the Patriarchs! Begins June 28th.

A look at Psalm 66

Special Speaker Dr. Dave Seiver opens up Hebrews 6 to teach on obtaining the promises of God.

A look at Hebrews 3:12, 13 by Dr. David Seiver.

Decisions. We make thousands of them every day. Some are fairly inconsequential like what to eat for breakfast or what color socks to wear. Others are major, lifetime decisions like who to marry or how many children to have. Since God is loving, wise, sovereign and all-knowing, He knows the best choices for us to make. But how can we know what those choices are? Does God have a specific will for all our choices or does He leave most of our choices up to us? How can we know God’s will? Join us on April 26th as we begin to explore how God leads!

Decisions. We make thousands of them every day. Some are fairly inconsequential like what to eat for breakfast or what color socks to wear. Others are major, lifetime decisions like who to marry or how many children to have. Since God is loving, wise, sovereign and all-knowing, He knows the best choices for us to make. But how can we know what those choices are? Does God have a specific will for all our choices or does He leave most of our choices up to us? How can we know God’s will? Join us on April 26th as we begin to explore how God leads!

Decisions. We make thousands of them every day. Some are fairly inconsequential like what to eat for breakfast or what color socks to wear. Others are major, lifetime decisions like who to marry or how many children to have. Since God is loving, wise, sovereign and all-knowing, He knows the best choices for us to make. But how can we know what those choices are? Does God have a specific will for all our choices or does He leave most of our choices up to us? How can we know God’s will? Join us on April 26th as we begin to explore how God leads!

Decisions. We make thousands of them every day. Some are fairly inconsequential like what to eat for breakfast or what color socks to wear. Others are major, lifetime decisions like who to marry or how many children to have. Since God is loving, wise, sovereign and all-knowing, He knows the best choices for us to make. But how can we know what those choices are? Does God have a specific will for all our choices or does He leave most of our choices up to us? How can we know God’s will? Join us on April 26th as we begin to explore how God leads!

Decisions. We make thousands of them every day. Some are fairly inconsequential like what to eat for breakfast or what color socks to wear. Others are major, lifetime decisions like who to marry or how many children to have. Since God is loving, wise, sovereign and all-knowing, He knows the best choices for us to make. But how can we know what those choices are? Does God have a specific will for all our choices or does He leave most of our choices up to us? How can we know God’s will? Join us on April 26th as we begin to explore how God leads!