We wrapped up our Heroes series today by reviewing the last year of preaching at Compass, looking at God’s story told throughout the Bible and how He invites us to embed our story within His story as He invites us to help people find and follow Jesus!

Nehemiah’s life inspires us to pray big prayers and to trust God to use us when He calls us into action.

Our study of Daniel focuses on how Daniel and his friends stood out in a Godless culture through their conviction, their competency, their calm in crisis, and their courage.

Our study of Elijah focuses on his calling, his preparation, his showdown with the prophets of Baal, and how God restored Elijah when he imploded with discouragement.

David was called God called “a man after my own heart”. Our study today looks at David’s preparation, his victory over Goliath, and his response to being convicted of sin, using both the narrative of his life from 1 and 2 Samuel and from Psalms 1, 23, 27, 51, and 63..

While fear is a reality in many peoples’ lives, Joshua’s life points us to practical ways we can live courageously as we follow Jesus and live to help others find and follow Him!

Today we look at the life of Moses and his three 40 year phases of his life, culminating in Moses living with a real sense of God’s presence, which led him to lead courageously, humbly, and to wisely seek the glory of God in his life.

Scott Heestra, the Campus Director for Navigators at the University of Iowa, taught us today about Moses and his Fearless Faith from Hebrews 11:23-29.

We continue our study of OT heroes by looking at the life of Joseph, a man who went through great challenges, buoyed by the promise that the Lord is was with him.

We begin our study of OT Heroes by looking at Abraham and his real faith…we will see how real faith takes risks, real faith trusts God, and real faith puts God first!

We begin our study of OT Heroes by looking at Abraham and his real faith…we will see how real faith takes risks, real faith trusts God, and real faith puts God first!