Jen Wilkin | Mar 9, 2019
For 11 weeks, you have had the rich blessing of studying the book of 2 Samuel. Take some time to reflect on what you ...
Jen Wilkin | Feb 26, 2019
Chapters 19 and 20 show that sometimes a victory can feel like a loss. Absalom, the son who betrayed his father and k...
Jen Wilkin | Feb 18, 2019
This week, we witness Absalom vie for the throne against his own father, but he lacks the only advantage that matters...
Jen Wilkin | Feb 5, 2019
The story goes from bad to worse as we see the divine discipline Nathan prophesied begin to spark in the life of Davi...
Jen Wilkin | Jan 27, 2019
This week, we will come face-to-face with David’s flawed nature. Though the king has spent his reign administering ju...
Jen Wilkin | Jan 22, 2019
We begin our study of 2 Samuel with an overview and introduction to the book.
Jen Wilkin | Jan 13, 2019
Chapter 5 begins with a united Israel following God’s appointed king. As David leads God’s people, we see victory ove...
Jen Wilkin | Dec 14, 2018
1 Samuel ends with the defeat of the Israelites and the deaths of Saul and Jonathan, but the news hasn’t yet reached ...
Jen Wilkin | Oct 3, 2018
For 11 weeks, you have had the rich blessing of following the lives of Samuel, Saul and David in the book of 1 Samuel...
Jen Wilkin | Dec 28, 2018
One of the most important tools you can give your teenage children is to teach them how to read and study their Bible...
Jen Wilkin | Jul 26, 2018
When it comes to your Bible, are you a local or a tourist? When we study and begin to learn the ins and outs of our S...
Jen Wilkin | Apr 6, 2018
While Home Groups have been effective tools for building community, the reality of rampant biblical and doctrinal ill...
Jen Wilkin | Sep 29, 2015
Jen Wilkin | Jul 7, 2015
Not many things are more comforting than a promise made and kept. And not many things are more hurtful than a promise...
Jen Wilkin | Apr 28, 2015
Jen Wilkin | Mar 5, 2015
I grew up in the Bible Belt where, by mid-elementary, most of the kids in my peer group could point proudly to a note...
Jen Wilkin | Feb 10, 2015
We are pulled in many directions: work, family, ministry, fitness and many other activities tug at our schedules. The...
Jen Wilkin | Sep 20, 2018
In the post-Christian culture we find ourselves in today, it’s more important than ever for believers to have a first...
Though mixed-gender learning environments certainly have a valuable place in the life of the Church, single-gender en...
Active, dedicated learning environments provide spaces where the primary goal can be learning, rather than building c...
Jen Wilkin | Jul 12, 2018
Classes and home groups don’t compete with, but rather, they complement one another. A fully-formed follower of Chris...
Jen Wilkin | Jul 6, 2018
Active, dedicated learning environments ensure that classes inform the minds of students, which then informs their em...
Jen Wilkin | Jun 28, 2018
Bible literacy is a huge issue in the Church today, but learning how to spend time in and gain knowledge from Scriptu...
Jen Wilkin | Jun 19, 2018
We want to make sure students learn how to do three things as they begin studying their Bibles — how to think, how to...
Jen Wilkin | Jun 12, 2018
Time is a precious resource, so when you choose to spend it in a class, we want to make sure it’s worthwhile. By prov...
Jen Wilkin | Dec 6, 2017
Application of the Bible should be grounded in the nature and character of God. When done well, it is the place where...
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