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May 21, 2013 - May 23, 2013 Deuteronomy 6:1-13; Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 We can draw some relevant analogies between the ancient Hebrews and our modern-day churches. In the process, we will discover that even though centuries separate us, some of the same struggles, solutions, attitudes, and principles fit our situations perfectly. The people who entered the land of Canaan—the “new generation” of wilderness wanderers—were forced by the sheer determination of survival to pull together, to lock arms and link hearts, as they took on the challenge of invading the land under Joshua's leadership. Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 21, 2013 - May 23, 2013 Deuteronomy 6:1-13; Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 We can draw some relevant analogies between the ancient Hebrews and our modern-day churches. In the process, we will discover that even though centuries separate us, some of the same struggles, solutions, attitudes, and principles fit our situations perfectly. The people who entered the land of Canaan—the “new generation” of wilderness wanderers—were forced by the sheer determination of survival to pull together, to lock arms and link hearts, as they took on the challenge of invading the land under Joshua's leadership. Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 21, 2013 - May 23, 2013 Deuteronomy 6:1-13; Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 We can draw some relevant analogies between the ancient Hebrews and our modern-day churches. In the process, we will discover that even though centuries separate us, some of the same struggles, solutions, attitudes, and principles fit our situations perfectly. The people who entered the land of Canaan—the “new generation” of wilderness wanderers—were forced by the sheer determination of survival to pull together, to lock arms and link hearts, as they took on the challenge of invading the land under Joshua's leadership. Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 16, 2013 - May 20, 2013 Numbers 12-14 It's good for churches to regularly evaluate their ministry. One way they can do this is by examining the experience of the ancient Hebrews as portrayed in Moses's words in Exodus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The analogies can be remarkable! After the Hebrews' exodus from Egyptian slavery, they crossed the Red Sea and began the journey to Canaan. But in Numbers 11:1-6, the people longed for Egypt or at least a change in diet! Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 16, 2013 - May 20, 2013 Numbers 12-14 It's good for churches to regularly evaluate their ministry. One way they can do this is by examining the experience of the ancient Hebrews as portrayed in Moses's words in Exodus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The analogies can be remarkable! After the Hebrews' exodus from Egyptian slavery, they crossed the Red Sea and began the journey to Canaan. But in Numbers 11:1-6, the people longed for Egypt or at least a change in diet! Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 16, 2013 - May 20, 2013 Numbers 12-14 It's good for churches to regularly evaluate their ministry. One way they can do this is by examining the experience of the ancient Hebrews as portrayed in Moses's words in Exodus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The analogies can be remarkable! After the Hebrews' exodus from Egyptian slavery, they crossed the Red Sea and began the journey to Canaan. But in Numbers 11:1-6, the people longed for Egypt or at least a change in diet! Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 16, 2013 - May 20, 2013 Numbers 12-14 It's good for churches to regularly evaluate their ministry. One way they can do this is by examining the experience of the ancient Hebrews as portrayed in Moses's words in Exodus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. The analogies can be remarkable! After the Hebrews' exodus from Egyptian slavery, they crossed the Red Sea and began the journey to Canaan. But in Numbers 11:1-6, the people longed for Egypt or at least a change in diet! Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 13, 2013 - May 15, 2013 Exodus 13-14; Numbers 11 For well over four hundred years, the Israelites lived as slaves in Egypt under conditions that grew more and more unbearable. In His grace, God heard their cries and ultimately called Moses to lead them out of Egypt in the most miraculous manner—through the parted Red Sea. Under Moses's leadership, they left the painful but familiar setting of Egypt. With the yoke of slavery broken from their necks, God's people followed Him into an uncharted, unpredictable, unexpected wilderness. Their destination? Canaan. Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 13, 2013 - May 15, 2013 Exodus 13-14; Numbers 11 For well over four hundred years, the Israelites lived as slaves in Egypt under conditions that grew more and more unbearable. In His grace, God heard their cries and ultimately called Moses to lead them out of Egypt in the most miraculous manner—through the parted Red Sea. Under Moses's leadership, they left the painful but familiar setting of Egypt. With the yoke of slavery broken from their necks, God's people followed Him into an uncharted, unpredictable, unexpected wilderness. Their destination? Canaan. Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 13, 2013 - May 15, 2013 Exodus 13-14; Numbers 11 For well over four hundred years, the Israelites lived as slaves in Egypt under conditions that grew more and more unbearable. In His grace, God heard their cries and ultimately called Moses to lead them out of Egypt in the most miraculous manner—through the parted Red Sea. Under Moses's leadership, they left the painful but familiar setting of Egypt. With the yoke of slavery broken from their necks, God's people followed Him into an uncharted, unpredictable, unexpected wilderness. Their destination? Canaan. Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 13, 2013 - May 15, 2013 Exodus 13-14; Numbers 11 For well over four hundred years, the Israelites lived as slaves in Egypt under conditions that grew more and more unbearable. In His grace, God heard their cries and ultimately called Moses to lead them out of Egypt in the most miraculous manner—through the parted Red Sea. Under Moses's leadership, they left the painful but familiar setting of Egypt. With the yoke of slavery broken from their necks, God's people followed Him into an uncharted, unpredictable, unexpected wilderness. Their destination? Canaan. Dropping Your Guard: The Value of Open Relationships read more

May 8, 2013 - May 10, 2013 Isaiah 58:6-12; Joel 2:23-26 We've come to the end of our study of biblical parenting. It's been a journey of discovery! We've probed Scripture from start to finish to find out what God thinks about this all-important subject. We've learned skills to enhance the vital relationships within our homes and families. We've covered a broad spectrum—from embryos in their mothers' wombs to grown, adult kids. And we have relied on God's Word to guide our thinking. Biblical Parenting read more

May 8, 2013 - May 10, 2013 Isaiah 58:6-12; Joel 2:23-26 We've come to the end of our study of biblical parenting. It's been a journey of discovery! We've probed Scripture from start to finish to find out what God thinks about this all-important subject. We've learned skills to enhance the vital relationships within our homes and families. We've covered a broad spectrum—from embryos in their mothers' wombs to grown, adult kids. And we have relied on God's Word to guide our thinking. Biblical Parenting read more

May 8, 2013 - May 10, 2013 Isaiah 58:6-12; Joel 2:23-26 We've come to the end of our study of biblical parenting. It's been a journey of discovery! We've probed Scripture from start to finish to find out what God thinks about this all-important subject. We've learned skills to enhance the vital relationships within our homes and families. We've covered a broad spectrum—from embryos in their mothers' wombs to grown, adult kids. And we have relied on God's Word to guide our thinking. Biblical Parenting read more

May 8, 2013 - May 10, 2013 Isaiah 58:6-12; Joel 2:23-26 We've come to the end of our study of biblical parenting. It's been a journey of discovery! We've probed Scripture from start to finish to find out what God thinks about this all-important subject. We've learned skills to enhance the vital relationships within our homes and families. We've covered a broad spectrum—from embryos in their mothers' wombs to grown, adult kids. And we have relied on God's Word to guide our thinking. Biblical Parenting read more