Beyond the Sermon: Why Did God Command the Destruction of an Entire People Group?

Beyond the Sermon: How Can I Know God is With Me?

One thing God guarantees us in the Bible is His promised presence with us. But what does that look like or feel like? What are some ways we can seek to be mindful of God's presence throughout our day?   Join Ridge Director of Strategic Planning and Communication Dayne Logan and BTS Host Will Herron as they discuss these questions and more on this week's Beyond the Sermon.

To Go With God

Exodus 33 is all about who. Of course, it is about the Israelites. But it's also about God and His place and role in our lives. When we look closer at this passage of Scripture, we see the Israelites did a lot of things wrong. But there was an important something they did right. Message by Dayne LoganScripture referenced: Exodus 33

Beyond the Sermon: What is God's Role and Our Role in Facing Life's Challenges?

God has brought the Israelites to the edge of the Promised Land. Moses sends out troops to scout out the land but there is a problem – it's inhabited and fortified! The Israelites are facing a challenge of huge proportions. Which raises the question for us: how do we go about facing challenges in our lives? Is it solely on us to figure it out or should we "let go and let God"?   Join Ridge Lead Pastor Mike Van Rees and BTS Host Will Herron as they discuss these questions and more on this week's Beyond the Sermon.

The Importance of Perspective

Israel has reached the border of the Promised Land. But before entering in, Moses wisely sends twelve spies into Canaan to scout the area and gather intelligence. After 40 days they return with a report but with differing perspectives. Though they all saw and witnessed the same thing, ten spies are at odds with two. Which perspective is accurate? Message by Mike Van ReesScripture referenced: Numbers 13

Rebellion and Its Consequences

God gives Saul detailed instructions to carry out a brutal mission. It was direction he didn't like and didn't want to do. So, Saul only partially obeys the command he was given. This act of rebellion and its consequences affect Saul deeply. There's much for us to see and learn from the situation. Message by Mike Van Rees Scripture referenced: 1 Samuel 15