ගණන් 14:1-5

All people go through transitions. These new seasons of life stretch our faith, move us out of our comfort zones, and create feelings of loss. Though transitions can be challenging, they can also bring new growth. In this four-day series, we invite you to look again at the transitions you are experiencing to see how God may be leading you.

Sometimes we feel stuck between doing what is right and wrong. But more commonly, we feel stuck trying to make an improvement to our lives that is just not coming easily. What is it like for you when you feel stuck? This plan uses Biblical examples to explore how we get stuck, why we stay stuck, and how we can break free.

Tisha B’Av (the Fast of the Ninth of Av) is the darkest day on the Jewish calendar, a day of communal mourning to commemorate the many tragedies that have befallen the Jewish people which have occurred on this very day. In this reading plan, we'll look at the ancient roots of this somber day and how it has reverberated throughout the history of The Chosen People.

In the middle of the trials or uncomfortable circumstances, it’s so hard to sit still and wait for God’s direction. We often want to control the outcome, run or fast-forward to get to the other side. But what if the biggest blessing was in the waiting?