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The View from the Tower
Ephesians 1:15-23
Faith doesn’t remove the turbulence; it teaches us to trust the One who sees the whole horizon.
Unexpected Angels
Judges 4:1-7
Three women reshape history, reminding us that God often works through the overlooked, not the powerful, to bring about unexpected deliverance.
The Wise Can Wait
Matthew 25: 1-13
Ten bridesmaids offer some valuable lessons about waiting.
The Elephant in the Room
Matthew 23:1-12
Jesus does not come to add weight to the weary. He comes to carry sinners who are already broken.
When Jesus Won’t Stay in His Place
Matthew 22:34-46
Jesus answers questions about the law, then asks one of his own — and suddenly everything no longer fits.
Whose Image Do You Carry?
Matthew 22:15-22
By refusing a loaded question, Jesus exposes the real one. It’s not about taxes. It is about allegiance.
The Party You Can’t Control
Matthew 22:1-14
Grace invites everyone and changes everything. The feast is free, but it will not leave you the same.
The Garbage Gospel
Philippians 3:4b-14
Too much stuff can interfere with the life we want to live. What’s in your storage unit?
Success Is Not a Ladder
Philippians 2:1-13
That dirty, mundane job may just make you happier.
What Is This Stuff?
Exodus 16:2-15
Sometimes the food God provides isn’t very appetizing. But it’s just what we need.
The Wearable Christ
Romans 13:8-14
Fashion advice from Paul tells us exactly what to wear each day.
How to Overcome Evil
Romans 12:9-21
Paul’s “How-to” guide for people who want to follow Jesus Christ.
Early Hebrew Influencers
Exodus 1:8–2:10
Change happens when ordinary people show up.
God’s Disownment Policy
Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32
You can leave home, but God will always keep the porch light on for you.
And the Winner Is …
Genesis 32:22-31
The real victory is in striving to overcome our daily struggles.
No Such Luck
Romans 8:26-39
Why doesn’t the all-powerful Lord of love intervene when life causes heartache and suffering?
Your Spiritual Benchmark
Genesis 28:10-19a
Jacob is on the run and has lost his spiritual compass. But he has another guidepost to help bring him back on track.
Seeds and Soil
Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23
A great harvest is guaranteed by the power of God, but it requires listening as much as planting.
Losing, Learning and Launching
Romans 7:15-25a
You can’t fix what only grace can repair.
What’s Better Than Luck?
Genesis 22:1-14
Forget lottery tickets, Las Vegas and rubbing Buddha’s tummy. There is a better system for getting what we need.
Time for a Reboot
Romans 6:1b-11
What should we do when we make a mess of our lives and Ctrl-Z isn’t enough to undo it?
EPOCH Apostles
Matthew 9:35-10:8 (9-23)
How to protect your job from artificial intelligence.
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