Submission by Steven J. Dovich

Study for week ending February 1

Submission by Steven J. Dovich

Study for week ending January 4

We begin a new 3 month study that examines the covenant promise of salvation. Our first study in this series lays a foundation, looking at the circumstances that made such a covenant necessary. Read the study guide, then come back to this article to add your thoughts and questions to our local discussion using the comments link below.

Submission by Steven J. Dovich

Study for week ending December 28

As our 3 month study on hope draws to a close, we contemplate the ultimate conclusion of all that we hope for. Death, resurrection, witness; all these flow from our sense of hope. Read the study guide, then come back to this article to add your thoughts and questions to our local discussion using the comments link below.

Submission by Steven J. Dovich

Study for week ending December 21

Our shared Advent hope calls us to represent the truth of our faith. This week we examine how our common hope draws us to be ambassadors of a God who longs to lead everyone to the unity of a loving community. Read the study guide, then come back to this article to add your thoughts and questions to our local discussion using the comments link below.

Submission by Steven J. Dovich

Study for week ending December 14

Affluence and wealth diminishes the sense of need, and lessens the strength of desire or hope. Revelation diagnoses this condition as Laodicean, and this week we look at hope for the self-satisfied. Read the study guide, then come back to this article to add your thoughts and questions to our local discussion using the comments link below.

Submission by Steven J. Dovich

Study for week ending November 16

Too often Christians swing from over-anticipation to near-apathy regarding the return of Jesus Christ. This week we look at the challenge of striking a balance, and allowing hope to keep us in equilibrium. Read the study guide, then come back to this article to add your thoughts and questions to our local discussion using the comments link below.