1 Peter 2:4–12. Don Straka continued our 1 Peter series by looking at what it means that we are a living stone for Christ.

Psalm 103. We had the honor of hearing from Dr. John Jambura again this week. This time he spoke on ultimate fatherhood.

1 Peter 1:22–2:3. Don Straka looked at the next section of 1 Peter with a focus on loving one another earnestly.

1 Peter 1:1–2. Andrew Knight looked at the first two verses of 1 Peter with a focus on “The God of Heaven and Hardship”.

2 Timothy 4:1–8. We had the honor of hearing from Dr. John Jambura on the topic of “Paul’s Valedictory” from 2 Timothy 4:1–8.

1 Peter 1:13–2:3. Don Straka continued our look at the book of 1 Peter, with a focus on hope in our pursuit of holiness.

1 Corinthians 2:1–5. Ryan Eagy looked at Paul’s hope in Christ and him crucified as his reorienting truth for the Corinthians in the midst of their concerns (suffering, disagreements, discord, etc.).

1 Peter 1:1–12. Don Straka kicked off a series through the book of 1 Peter. One of the main themes we will see is hope, particularly hope in hardship. This week was focused on our “Living Hope”.

John 21:1–14. Andrew Knight looked at John 21 to see three main points—1. Jesus appeared to give you power and peace. 2. Jesus appeared to equip you to feed his sheep. 3. Jesus appeared to make you a fisher of men.

1 Corinthians 15:50–58. Don Straka looked at how the resurrection of Jesus helps us to live our lives differently and to fight and kill sin, in preparation for our own resurrection at the last trumpet.

Proverbs 5:1–4. Luke Miller brought up back to Proverbs to look at “Taming Our Tongue”.

John 20:19-29. At Easter, we see that God does more than we can ask or imagine. And as we come out of Easter, we see that God is the God who appears to his people.

Luke 23:32–24:12. What I want us to consider this morning as we read and reflect over the one who does more than we ask or imagine—especially of the ONE who does more than we ask or imagine during Easter week—that the same power at work at Easter time over 2,000 years ago has NOT been lost, but is alive and at work in you, and in me, and in this church!!

Zephaniah 3:11–20. Don Straka looked at the second half of Zephaniah 3 with a focus on what it looks like to have safety in the lord.

Zephaniah 3:1–10. Don Straka continued our look at the book of Zephaniah in the first part of chapter 3.

Matthew 5:21–26. Ryan Eagy looked at the topic of anger as addressed in the Sermon on the Mount.

Matthew 5:13–16. Ryan Eagy looked at the beginning portion of the Sermon on the Mount, focused on the “You are…” statements.

Proverbs 9. Luke Miller continued our look at the book of Proverbs by going through Proverbs 9, “The Way of Wisdom”.

Proverbs 5. Andrew Knight took us through Proverbs 5 with a look at “Wisdom’s Warning”.

Matthew 5:1–11. Ryan Eagy kicked off a mini series within Matthew looking at the Sermon on the Mount.