This Sunday we continue our preaching series in the Book of Habakkuk. In this week's passage, Habakkuk continues to contend with God, questioning God's response to his initial complaint. But God assures him again that he is in control, and calls the prophet to wait on him in faith.
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This week we begin a new preaching series in the Book of Habakkuk. A prophet from Judah in the time leading up to the Babylonian captivity, Habakkuk asks important questions of God about how to reconcile the violence and injustice he sees around him with God's character. In the end he comes to a place of resolute trust in the Lord, even when the world seems to have gone mad. In this week's passage Habakkuk makes his complaint to God, only to receive an unexpected and troubling response.
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Join us this Sunday as we conclude our summer series on the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 134, a song that celebrates finding our true home, in God's presence.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 133, a song that celebrates the goodness of life in fellowship with each other.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 132, a song that celebrates God's presence among his people.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 131, a song that exhorts us to live in humility in peace as we put our hope in the Lord.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 130, a song about the reality of our own sin and our hope in a God who forgives us.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 129, a song about persevering through life's trials and the opposition God's people sometimes face along the way of following Christ.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 128, a song about the ways God blesses his people in this life.
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Every person lives under a “spell”—a story that shapes how they see the world, themselves, and others. But the Gospel of Jesus Christ is the only story of truth, beauty and goodness that leads to freedom, identity, and purpose.
This Sunday we will be led in worship by members of the TCK Camp team, with Ian Martin sharing the message. A good friend of ICP, Ian currently serves as the Lead Pastor of New Covenant Christian Community Church in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania in the USA. Previously Ian and his wife Celina worked at ICP, leading various ministries including Youth Praha, and they continue to serve as the directors of Third Culture Kamp. We are glad to have them back with us.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 127, a song that celebrates the blessing of God's sovereignty and the gift of resting in him
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 126, a song that shares the joy that comes from experiencing God's goodness in our lives.
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This Sunday, Aleazar Gobena will be preaching from the book of Ecclesiastes. Life isn't always sunshine and harvest. Ecclesiastes says there's a time for everything, even the cold. Yet scripture also reminds us that even the harshest winters are woven into God's larger rhythm. Join us this Sunday as we explore how the Lord refines, comforts, and ultimately redeems our hardest seasons, turning raw pain into raw material for glory.
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This week, we look forward to Jano Adamovic preaching God’s Word. We will see how Paul’s letter to the Colossians grounds our thankfulness in Christ irrespective of situation, and how life in Christ transforms all our relationships, thoughts, and tendencies into the new life filled with gratitude.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 125, a song which assures us of the firm foundation that is laid for our lives when we put our trust in the Lord.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life.
This Sunday we will look at Psalm 124, a song which celebrates God's protection and preservation, reminding us that our lives are always in his hands.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life. This Sunday we will look at Psalm 123, which reminds us to look to God for mercy in the midst of life's troubles.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life. This Sunday we will look at Psalm 122, where the Israelites sing about the joy of worshiping God together.
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This summer we are looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents (Psalms 120-134). Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life. This Sunday we will look at Psalm 121, maybe the most well known psalm from this collection. In it, the psalmist points to God as the source of our help in this life and reflects on all of the many ways that God 'keeps' us.
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This summer we'll be looking at a group of Psalms known as the Songs of Ascents, Psalm 120-134. Sung by the Israelites as they traveled up to Jerusalem for different religious festivals each year, these Psalms have come to be seen as the songs that narrate the life of discipleship. As Eugene Peterson describes them, they are "Songs for the Road" as we follow Jesus through this life. This Sunday we will look at the first one, Psalm 120, which describes the discomfort many of us experience in this world, but that ultimately points us toward home.
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