What To Do When God Says Wait /// Part 2

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What To Do When God Says Wait /// Part 2

October 13, 2024 • Pastor Marc Neppl • Numbers 14:19, Matthew 5:43–45, Numbers 11:16–31, Numbers 12:1–2, Numbers 14:1–4

What do you do while waiting in traffic? It’s frustrating, but it can also be a chance for reflection. Moses learned patience while leading the Israelites, reminding us that waiting can be a time for growth. Today, we’ll explore Moses life and see how he turned moments of waiting into opportunities. How God taught Moses and used Moses to continue His Story for all of mandkind. Let’s embrace the journey!

The Power Of Remembering God /// Part 6

November 10, 2024 • Pastor Brian Burgess • Numbers 33:1–2

In Numbers 33:1-2, as the Israelites remember their wandering, we’re reminded to celebrate God’s faithfulness not just in big moments, but in the small ones too. It is important to create a rhythm of remembrance—pausing regularly to reflect and give thanks for God’s presence in every part of our lives. Join us as we explore how to keep a heart of remembrance alive every day.

What You Don't See While Waiting On God! /// Part 5

November 3, 2024 • Pastor Marc Neppl • Numbers 22:4–33, Numbers 23:1–23, Numbers 24:23–25

Let's explore the story of Balak and Balaam from Numbers 22-24, where Balak tries to hire the famous seer Balaam to curse Israel. Despite conflicting instructions from God—first saying "no," then "go"—Balaam’s journey reveals key lessons about waiting on God's timing and understanding His plan, even when it's unclear. Tune in to discover how God's sovereignty and our motives intersect while navigating uncertainty.

When We Get Impatient With God /// Part 4

October 27, 2024 • Pastor Marc Neppl • Numbers 21:4–9, 1 Corinthians 10:9, John 3:14–15, John 9:35–37

We’re diving into a powerful topic: the danger of mocking God’s provision in our lives, much like the Israelites did with the manna that sustained them for 40 years. This manna symbolizes Christ, and when we embrace cultural Christianity, we risk diminishing His sacrifice. Jesus didn’t die so we could take control; the call to follow Him is non-negotiable. Let’s explore what that truly means for us today.