Haggai 2:20-23
Rev. Charlie Phillips
Who would have thought that a little book buried in the back of the Old Testament would have so much relevance for Christians today! This week we’ll close out our series in Haggai with yet another interesting prophecy from God. Except this time the prophecy is directed to just one person, Zerubbabel. Why does God single out this “nobody” governor of Judah? Join us as we take one last look at this precious Word from God!
Haggai 2:10-19
Rev. Charlie Phillips
This past week I asked everyone how often we think of the “glory days” of our lives, and how we're made to seek His glory, not ours. This week God turns our attention to our actions (past and present) and how they affect us spiritually. Come prepared to take a deep dive into your heart as we “consider" our lives!
Haggai 2:1-9
Rev. Charlie Phillips
It’s wild that God would use prophecy from a man named Haggai, delivered nearly 2,500 years ago, to transform our lives today. This week we look at Haggai’s second message to God’s people who have recently returned from exile. And we learn about a coming glory, greater than we could ever imagine...that makes everything else pale in comparison. Ask the Spirit to prepare your heart for worship! See you soon!
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Haggai 1:12-15
Rev. Charlie Phillips
Rather than make a few remarks about this week’s text, I’d like to ask you to prepare your hearts for worship by asking yourself these questions: What has God been convicting me of lately? What priorities are out of alignment in my life? Are there areas of my life that I’m experiencing friction rather than flourishing? See you Sunday as we continue our study of Haggai!
Haggai 1:1-11
Rev. Barr Overcast
This week, we begin our new series in the book of Haggai. The Jews of Haggai's day should be re-building the temple after returning from exile, but they aren't. They continue to put off the task God has given them. What message will God have for this procrastinating people? What message does He have for you? Join us this Sunday to find out.