Anchor Passage: (Numbers 13-14)

When God’s people reach the Promised Land, scouts survey the land and return in a panic, doubting that God can defeat the enemies they see. Yet two of the scouts have a different attitude, believing in God’s power and promise. Join us as we discover how to rest in God’s strength and look to Him with awe!

Anchor Passage: (Numbers 10:35-36, 11-12)

God’s people had seen His power when He rescued and led them out of Egypt. But in the wilderness, they doubt and question His goodness. They complain about hardships on the journey, Moses’ leadership, and the food sent from Heaven. Join us as we see what Numbers teaches us about how complaining affects our hearts and our world.

Anchor Passage: (Numbers 1:47-55, 9:15-23)

God is with His people in the wilderness. A pillar of cloud and fire rests above the Tabernacle, the holy building where He dwells. When the pillar moves, the people move; when it stays, they stay—always looking to His presence to guide them on their journey. Join us as we see how God dwells with us and guides us today!

Anchor Passage: (Ecclesiastes 12:9-14)

After exploring every avenue for meaning and trying to discover what life is all about, the author of Ecclesiastes reaches his conclusion: “Fear God and keep His commandments.” What would life be like if you woke up with this as your daily mission? Join us and see how this invitation is for you!

Anchor Passage: (Ecclesiastes 9:1-10, 11, 12:1-8)

Ecclesiastes teaches that knowing you will die will help you live well. What does this mean? Join us as we see how if we trust in God, He rescues and redeems our life and our death!

Anchor Passage: (Ecclesiastes 7-8, 9:11-18, 10)
In our complex life, there are days of prosperity and days of adversity. God oversees both—and will use both in our lives to transform us. Join us as we see how surrendering to God gives us the peace to enjoy the days He has given us!

Anchor Passage: (Ecclesiastes 5:8-16)

Ecclesiastes describes a complex relationship with money. If we enjoy it as a gift, we can rejoice. If we make it our god, it’s meaningless. What does it look like for us to treat our money wisely? Join us as we discover what Ecclesiastes has to say!

Anchor Passage: (Ecclesiastes 4:4-5:7)

Work and rest. Both are gifts from God, but they aren’t worthy of our worship—always asking for more from us and unable to satisfy. We are tempted to swing between workaholism and laziness, but there is a better way to live. Join us as we learn how to view both rest and work looking to the only One who is worthy of our awe!