From the doctor’s office to the grocery store to the attractions at theme parks, almost everywhere we go has lines. Waiting patiently is never fun, especially when it comes to the big questions in life: Where should I work? Who should I marry? Should I buy that house? In these seasons of waiting, it’s easy to get frustrated with God and feel like He’s forgotten about us—but waiting on Him is always worth it. Join us as we hear the story of an incredible woman who waited on the Lord and was changed forever.

In Paul’s second letter to Timothy, he likens Christians to vessels, “…set apart as holy, useful to the master of the house, ready for every good work.” Before that, however, he warns us to cleanse ourselves from “dishonorable use.” Essentially, our purification allows us to serve God’s Kingdom well—but what happens when our church leaders don’t? How does God respond when the people we look up to fall into sin? Join us as we explore the tragic story of Eli’s sons, and how they set a poor example for God’s people.

Have you ever felt the anticipation of waiting for an important call? Maybe it’s a callback after a job interview or an exciting update from a friend. Sometimes, it’s an answer from God we’re waiting on. How can we be sure we’re genuinely hearing His voice and obeying His call? Join us as we study one of the most famous verses in the Book of Samuel and learn from Samuel's response to a special call from God.

Imagine you’re running late to an important event and you miss your exit on the highway. Frustrating, right? In the same way, all of us have made wrong turns and messed up in big ways as we’re journeying through life. The difference is, our sin costs much more than a few extra miles on a car. Join us for the finale of The Last Judge as we discover the areas in our lives where we need to turn around and drive back to God.