When: Tuesday mornings at 9:00 AM starting February 11
Where: 56 River Street room, Flint River Campus
What: “As For Me” by Adrienne Camp
Description: From songs of praise to cries of lament and everything in-between, the book of Psalms captures the wide range of emotions in life. The psalmists paint a picture of a relationship with God that is filled with delays, disappointments, surprises, and triumphs.
In this 7-session Bible study, author and singer Adrienne Camp invites you to join her on a journey through the book of Psalms. Gain a deeper understanding of who God is and be encouraged to hold on to Him no matter what is happening around you. Let the psalms become the prayers you carry with you into every moment of every day, so that you, too, can say with confidence, “As for me, I will worship and serve the Lord no matter what.”
Study Guides are available for $15 each and will be available at the first session. Childcare is not currently available.
When: Tuesday evenings at 6:00 PM starting February 4
Where: 56 River Street room, Flint River Campus
What: “Choices – Book 2” by LeAnn Newsom
Description: Did you know that the average adult makes between 33,000 and 35,000 decisions each day? With around 2,000 choices per hour of wakefulness, it’s clear that decision-making is a huge part of our lives. Our choices, influenced by our beliefs and values, lead to various consequences, both good and bad. This makes it crucial to use our time wisely and make thoughtful decisions.
We weren’t meant to just survive or get by. Instead, we’re called to make choices that have an eternal impact. To do this, we need to slow down and choose with purpose, focusing on long-term goals rather than immediate gratification. This means moving away from distractions and finding a clearer path that aligns with our true purpose.
Join us as we delve into Biblical history to understand how past choices have shaped our lives today. You might find that your daily decisions hold more significance than you ever imagined.