Sierra Community Church

Where is your heart taking you? Proverbs 4 asks a question that is more searching than, where do you want to go? It asks, what path are you walking? Godly wisdom begins with reverence for God and grows as we learn to see life in light of his truth, and choose the path that honors him—even when the choice is difficult.

A Prayer Among Proverbs - Proverbs 30:1-9 We don’t like to be made foolish, because it hurts our pride....But it’s in this dismantling of our pride that we can see God’s wisdom.

Psalm 1 & 2 - The Good Life & Christ the King In God’s new creation there won’t be any place for wickedness, it’s gone. Which path do you want to live on? The path with God that continues eternally, or the path that at some point will no longer exist?

Psalm 73 was written by Asaph, whom King David appointed to lead worship. The Psalm describes a crisis of faith: Why do the wicked seem to prosper while those who follow God suffer?

Jonah: The Mercy and Sovereignty of God The story of Jonah raises an interesting question, where can you run from the presence of God?

Micah asks, “How can I have a relationship with an unequalled, God? How can I actually know him?”

Ezekiel’s Message: The God Who Gives Life

Daniel has been called before Nebuchadnezzar—the most powerful man in the world—to interpret a disturbing dream. Daniel understands that the dream is a warning from God: the king’s pride is about to bring him down.

Exile is a common theme in the Bible. It begins in the third chapter of Genesis when Adam and Eve are sent out of the garden of Eden. The garden is a picture of living with God. Exile, is to be sent out of God’s presence often into what the Bible calls the wilderness as a form of discipline, testing, and refinement.

When Isaiah sees God in all his holiness, where does his attention turn? Not to someone else—but to himself. No one who truly encounters the holiness of God and walks away impressed with themselves.