Winter SWO
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2023
Josiah’s Resolve
Josiah became King when he was only eight years old. The kingdom he inherited was sinful and slipping into pagan idolatry and practice. Today, we live in an idolatrous and …
2023
Ruth’s Redemption
In the story of Ruth we see themes of redemption and renewal. The book of Ruth starts amidst famine, death, and hopelessness. It ends with harvest, new life, and legacy. …
2023
Rahab’s Confession
God’s grace is greater than our failures. Rahab was a prostitute living in the outskirts of a pagan city. She believed that the God who freed a people from slavery …
2023
Who Do You Say That Jesus Is?
Who do you say that Jesus is? He was more than just a man, he was and is God. Jesus taught that he was the promised Messiah and that his …
2023
The Family Line of Jesus
Why are the genealogies in the Bible? Why should we study them? Why are they significant? In this session, Brody breaks down why the genealogies are valuable and what we …
2022
Prepare Your Mind For Action
Spencer Davis | Winter SWO22 | Session 6 Christians, we need to prepare our minds for action. Our old self would give in to any desire it wanted to—not caring about …
2022
Glorify God Through Your Sufferings
Rob Conti | Winter SWO 22 | Session Five The One who has saved and rescued us is the only One who has the power to keep us. God has …
2022
The Living and Abiding Word of God
Rob Conti | Winter SWO 22 | Session Three The Word of God is central to our salvation and sanctification. As believers, we need to examine what we are filling …
2022
Living Hope Through Our Trials
Brody Holloway | Winter SWO 22 | Session Four The weight of the crucifixion is necessary to understand the power of the resurrection. God has given us an inheritance with …
2022
Christ Is Our Living Hope
Brody Holloway | Winter SWO | Saturday Morning Ask yourself: Where are you putting your hope? In your friends, talents, hobbies, or relationships? Peter teaches us a lot about the “living …