This week Steve Coleman continues the series entitled God’s Master Plan. "The Law of Moses had 613 laws. Besides the Ten Commandments, how many do you know? All of the following are commands found in the Law except one. Which one is it? · If someone touches a human bone or a grave, that person will be ceremonially unclean for seven days.· If a thief is caught breaking into a house at night and is killed by the homeowner, the homeowner is guilty of ...

Do you sometimes worry that what's important to you is not an important detail to God? In part 3 in God's Master Plan, we will explore the many foreshadows of Christ in the Old Testament. God is a God of details. He proves that over and over in the Old Testament, detailing much of who and what Jesus would mean to all of us.Julie Coleman

From Moses onward, prophets were giving details about the Promised One, the Messiah. With so many clues, how did God's people completely miss His arrival? Listen as Julie Coleman helps us discover His Master Plan.

Have you ever wondered how the Old Testament fits in with the New? Is it really worth studying, since what is recorded was all before Jesus came? This week, Julie Coleman introduces a new series: God’s Master Plan. Come and discover the big picture of the Bible as a whole. This week we will cover the first five books of the Old Testament and discover details that reveal God’s Master Plan.Julie Coleman

We all know God is at work… in the world, in our church family, and in each one of us. We believe God’s purposes will eventually unfold, but why are we are often faced with what seems like an eternity waiting for it to happen? Listen as Steve Coleman looks into what God says in Psalm 106 and how we can be better at waiting.

Psalm 34:18: "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit." Grief often catches us unaware, and can leave you and me feeling shattered. But God is near, even in those moments. Revelation 21:4 says the Lord "will wipe every tear from their eyes." Gently, lovingly, God offers comfort.Joanne Hagemeyer

This week Joanne Hagemeyer leads us in part two of a four-part series on "Discipling." She says, "So, how do we do discipleship the way Jesus did discipleship? We start by reordering the principles of discipleship to lay a good foundation for Christlike and effective apprenticeship, then we reshape our practice through discovering the power of contextualized discipleship."

Joanne Hagemeyer begins a 4-part series on discipleship. This week she reviews the themes and concept of discipleship in the Hebrew Bible, the Christian Testament, the early church, and the Reformation. She then looks at contemporary perspectives in biblical discipleship. **Recording Delay: We join Joanne just after she asked the question, What is a disciple?

What is the Bible? Most consider it to be God's revelation of himself to his people through his words and actions in history. But how was it written? How do we know the book in our hands contains what God wanted to say? Listen as Steve Coleman looks back and unravel the origins of the Bible.

As Steve & Julie Coleman complete this 3 part series, we see how important it is to have faith in who God is, rather than only what He does.