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When We Turn To An Extraordinary Redeemer - Ruth 4

ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 21, When We Turn To An Extraordinary Redeemer, with Patrick Edwards

Ruth 4 | The most extraordinary thing we’ll ever do with our lives is be used by God in the building of His Kingdom. Sometimes He do so in “big” ways but other times it may be “small,” and the thing is we may never know in this life all that He was doing. The key then is simply keeping our eyes on Him, desiring more than just an extraordinary life but, really, desiring an extraordinary redeemer.

When We're in God's Way - Ruth 3

ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14, When We're in God's Way, with Patrick Edwards

Ruth 3 | Sometimes we have the best of intentions, but we still are guilty of trying to force God’s hand. Sometimes we think He needs our assistance. But a heart that desires to live an extraordinary life will do so in humility seeking God’s glory and will even in the small tasks of life.

When We're Not Paying Attention - Ruth 2

ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7, When We're Not Paying Attention, with Patrick Edwards

Ruth 2 | One of the things that make life feel so “ordinary” is that we don’t perceive where God is present and in work in us or around us. In between the mountain tops and valley lows, it can feel like much of life is coasting on the planes. The key, then, to the extraordinary life is in trusting in the invisible ways God draws us closer to both Himself and to the family of His people.

When Sin Gets in the Way - Ruth 1

ON SUNDAY AUGUST 31, When Sin Gets in the Way, with Patrick Edwards

Ruth 1 | Living in a world that has no interest in the things of God nor in submitting under His lordship, it can be easy to be subtly influenced by such things and led astray. Often, one of the biggest factors that stands in the way of us leading extraordinary lives of faith are the personal compromises we make with sin.

How to Make Your Life Matter - Proverbs

ON SUNDAY AUGUST 24, How to Make Your Life Matter, with Patrick Edwards

The biggest enemy we face, perhaps, is monotony. Day in and day out it's the same old routine. Even as followers of Jesus it can feel like we're just waiting for heaven and then the new age to come. The Book of Proverbs has stated emphatically, however, that this life matters greatly, and if we seek God with all our hearts and minds and His Wisdom then each of our lives can matter greatly, too.

How to Have Friends - Proverbs

ON SUNDAY AUGUST 17, How to Have Friends, with Patrick Edwards

Theologian Thomas Aquinas called friendship "the most prized thing on earth." Two other great thinkers once said, "I get by with a little help from my friends." History testifies to the importance of having people in our lives, and yet, in 2025, this seems harder to attain than ever. Thanks to a litany of factors very few people today can honestly say they have true friends, even in the church. All the more reason, therefore, for us to consult the wisdom of God on how to be friends once again.

How to Family - Proverbs

ON SUNDAY AUGUST 10, How to Family, with Patrick Edwards

To be blunt, deep down we all know we're failing on this front. Maybe we cope by saying we're doing better than "them", but more likely we all have something in our family lives that we feel guilty over. At best, we're phonies. Understanding, however, the grace we have in the family of God empowers us not to be burdened by our shortcomings but instead to strive in love together toward the master plan.

How to Speak - Proverbs

ON SUNDAY AUGUST 3, How to Speak, with Patrick Edwards

The pen is mightier than the sword. Seems absurd if you find yourself just armed with a ballpoint pen in an alley against a guy with a sword, but this saying points to the ripples and waves words can make versus one stroke of the sword. In fact, the Bible tells us that in the beginning was the Word, the Word was with God and the Word was God. Truly, death and life are in the power of the tongue.

How to Treat Money - Proverbs

ON SUNDAY JULY 27, How to Treat Money, with Patrick Edwards

Money can be a source of great blessing as well as a source of great stress. No matter your income it can feel like you never have enough. And as one lyricist once remarked, “It's like the more money we come across the more problems we see.” The Proverbs show us how we should think about things like wealth and poverty and, more importantly, demonstrate the kind of heart we should exhibit when it comes to money.

How to Make Decisions - Proverbs

On July 20, Patrick teaches from Proverbs on How to Make Decisions.

Maybe you pray about major life decisions, but what about the small ones? Do you think God cares or has a plan for what you do for dinner or what outfit you wear today? If He does, how can we know the answer? Is life one of just constant guessing as to whether we're pleasing God and doing the right thing? We tend to either over-think our decisions or not think enough about them at all. God does care, though, and desires to give us the grace and wisdom we need daily to follow Him in everything we do.