First Samuel is a dramatic pivot point in biblical history, bridging the chaotic era of the judges and the birth of the Israelite monarchy through stories of profound personal and political transition.
More than a historical chronicle, it is a deeply human exploration of power, institutional decay, and divine sovereignty that consistently subverts conventional expectations — replacing human ambition with the unlikely triumph of the faithful outcast.
What if your deepest weakness is simply an invitation to desperate prayer?
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The Gospel compels us to connect with people on the other part of town.
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Challenging our prejudices and misconceptions of society around us.
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A summer of stories, interviews, and honest talk about what it means to belong to one-another.
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Looking back over the last four weeks together
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A series on the Old Testament book of Judges.
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Looking at areas of hardness in the Christian life which can lead to fruitlessness and ineffectiveness.
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If we want to truly live for the Kingdom we need to heed the words of Jesus.
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How Jesus uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things.