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Anchor Passage: (Revelation 8-9) Seven angels blow seven trumpets. These trumpets bring destruction, and represent a dire warning for some and victory for others. Join us as we see how Jesus warns before He judges because He is gracious and holy!

Anchor Passage: (Revelation 6-8:1) Four riders bring conquest, famine, war, and death into the world as they open the seals of the scroll. Where there isn’t agreement on when the seals will happen (or happened), we know that God is the One who opens them. Because He is holy, God blesses His people, punishes sin, and offers His perfect judgment. Join us as we see how God judges and blesses!

Anchor Passage: (Revelation 4-5) Of all the pictures of Heaven in Scripture, John’s description in Revelation is unique: his vision includes One who is at the center of Heaven’s throne, the Lion and the Lamb, Jesus, the One who has conquered. The throne is not empty! Join us as we look at this powerful image of Jesus, seeing how He is worthy of all our praise!

Anchor Passage: (Revelation 2-3) Jesus gives seven promises to those who overcome the world and continue to follow Him. Join us as we look at these amazing promises and what they mean for us today!

Anchor Passage: (Revelation 1) The book of Revelation has fascinated Christians for centuries—some with a desire to figure out all the details and some with dread over what will happen. When the book was first written, it was to comfort believers that the best was still to come for them. Join us as we see how Revelation points to the incredible truth that Jesus is always with us!

Anchor Passage: (Psalm 73) For centuries, a major question has baffled and frustrated people: why do the wicked prosper? It seems that good things happen to bad people, and bad things happen to good people. Asaph brings this struggle—this doubt—to God in Psalm 73. Join us as we look at Asaph’s Psalm and learn how we can turn to God as the source of our ultimate hope and delight!

Anchor Passage: (Psalm 137, 2 Kings 25) Grief can feel overwhelming. In Psalm 137, God’s people speak honestly to Him about their sorrow and frustration after being dragged into captivity. Join us as we see how we can bring our grief and anger to God!

Anchor Passage: (Psalm 55, 2 Samuel 15:12) David was betrayed by Ahithophel, his close friend and counselor. He joined the rebellion against David—a rebellion started by David’s son, Absalom. In Psalm 55, David describes the pain of a friend’s insults as very different from that of an enemy. Join us as we discover how to respond to betrayal and pain by casting our cares on God!

Anchor Passage: (Psalm 32, 2 Samuel 11-12) David, the one called “a man after God’s own heart,” ruined his life and the lives of others when he rebelled against God and committed adultery, murder, and an elaborate cover-up. He tried to hide his sin, but God confronted him, wanting to draw David back to Him. Join us as we look at the Psalm David wrote after his reconciliation and see what we can learn about God’s grace and mercy!

Anchor Passage: (Psalm 13, 1 Samuel 23) “How long will this last, God?” David had been anointed as the king, promised the throne years ago, and yet he is still on the run, wasting years of his life because a madman king named Saul wants him dead. Have you ever been in a season of anxiety or waiting in your life? Join us as we learn from David’s response and discover how to rest in God’s faithful love!

Anchor Passage: (Psalm 142, 1 Samuel 22) Where do you run in a trial? Surrounded by enemies on all sides and forced to hide in a cave, David poured his heart out to God. He speaks honestly about his worries and complaints, but ultimately rests in the truth that God is his refuge. Join us as we discover how God invites us to run to Him in our trials!

Anchor Passage: (Philippians 2:5-11; Ephesians 3:20-21) Join us as we see how Jesus calls us to serve one another in humility as we fix our eyes on Him and His Kingdom!

Anchor Passage: (Numbers 26-27; 36) The second generation of God’s people stands on the edge of the Promised Land, counted in a census after their parents died in the wilderness. Right in the middle of that list of names, five daughters step forward with a bold request, asking to be included in the inheritance of land for God’s people. Join us as we discover what the outcome teaches us about who is included in God’s promise today!

Anchor Passage: (Numbers 22-25) The story of Balaam—a pagan prophet who says the right things outwardly, but really seeks personal gain and power—is referenced three times in the New Testament. His heart is set against God’s people, even after God miraculously uses a talking donkey to offer correction. Join us as we see what this story teaches us about our heart posture and how God protects His people!

Anchor Passage: (Numbers 21:4-9) God’s people grumble against God and Moses, and venomous snakes fill the camp. But those who look to God’s gracious remedy are spared. Join us as we see how this story foreshadows the coming of Jesus, who takes away our sin when we behold and trust in Him and His work on the cross!