Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​​​​Habakkuk 1:1-11​ (Habakkuk 1:1-11​; 2:4; 3:17-19; Romans 1:16-17, Psalm 13​:1-6)

A three-week journey through the honest questions of faith, the difficulty of waiting, and the choice to rejoice in God even when life doesn't go as planned.

Series description:

Why does God sometimes seem silent when the world is filled with injustice and wickedness? In this first lesson from Habakkuk, we explore the prophet’s honest questions and God’s unexpected answers. Ultimately we are reminded that even when we don’t understand what God is doing, we can trust who He is!

​1. Overview of Habakkuk

Lesson 1 - Notes

Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - Romans 1:1 & 16-32; 3:23; 5:8 & 12; 6:23; Genesis 3:17; Isaiah 45:19; John 3:36; Revelation 20:15; Psalm 11:3; 14:1; 19:1; 33:8-9; 139:14

Why is our world so broken—and is there hope for things to be made right? Join us as we begin Made Right: The Good News for Imperfect People with “The Mess We Made.” In Romans 1, we’ll take an honest look at sin, God’s judgment, and our need for a Savior. The truth about our condition is serious, but the good news is powerful: Jesus took our place, and through Him, there is forgiveness, hope, and new life!

Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​​​​Judges 17-21 (Judges 2:11-19; 17:1-13; 21:25; 18:1-2, 14-17 & 24-29; 19:4-9 & 16-30; 20:12-13; 21:5, 10-14 & 19-21; John 4:23-24; Acts 4:12; Exodus 20:3-5; Matthew 28:20; Hebrews 13:5; 2 Timothy 3:16-17)

It started with stolen silver and a homemade god. It ends with a nation tearing itself apart.

​L​et's finish the book of Judges with some of the darkest chapters in the Bible. The warning couldn't be more relevant today: When everyone does what is right in their own eyes, nobody is safe.

Come see how it all ends and what God calls us to do instead.

Series description:

The book of Judges tells the story of Israel during one of the darkest periods in its history. Again and again, God's people turned from Him, experienced the consequences of their sin, cried out for help, and were graciously delivered through the judges God raised up. Join us for this 11-week study as we explore the major people, events, and themes of Judges, discovering God's unwavering faithfulness in the midst of human failure and seeing how the book ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, our true Deliverer and King.

​I. Chapter 17: Micah's Shrine

II. Chapter 18: Dan's Idolatry

III. Chapter 19: Gibeah's Evil

​IV. Chapter 20: Civil War

V. Chapter 21: Sinful Solutions

Illustration #1: Judges 17-21 Overview

Lesson 11 - Notes