​Songs present text in a memorable and emotionally vivid way. In this first session, we will explore our library of Bible songs, learn how to incorporate Scripture memorization into our daily lives with just a few minutes each day, and develop a personalized plan for our memory goals. We will spend some time in small groups practicing our recitations. Bring a cup of tea!

​Songs present text in a memorable and emotionally vivid way. In this third session, we will explore our library of Bible songs, learn how to incorporate Scripture memorization into our daily lives with just a few minutes each day, and develop a personalized plan for our memory goals. We will spend some time in small groups practicing our recitations. Bring a cup of tea!

​Songs present text in a memorable and emotionally vivid way. In this second session, we will explore our library of Bible songs, learn how to incorporate Scripture memorization into our daily lives with just a few minutes each day, and develop a personalized plan for our memory goals. We will spend some time in small groups practicing our recitations. Bring a cup of tea!

“For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well” (Psalm 139.13-14). In His wisdom, God created humanity with unique temperaments and personalities. As a result, the Christian Church cannot advocate a one-size-fits-all spirituality. Based largely on Gary Thomas’s book, Sacred Pathways: Discover Your Soul’s Path to God, this workshop will equip students to learn how to enjoy their unique relationship with God.

The Moravian Daily Texts are much more than simply another devotional. Published every year since 1731, the Daily Texts include Old and New Testament passages for the reader to reflect on through the day, portions of hymns, and carefully written prayers. This one-hour workshop will discuss what these texts are and how they can be used in both personal and corporate settings.

Could King David hold a key regarding Jesus’ plan to reach the nations with the Gospel and restore heaven to earth? Join us for a biblical deep dive into the revolutionary worship order that was established by King David as described in I Chronicles and the Psalms. More than just history, this course is an exploration of how Davidic worship speaks to us today about God’s will for Christian worship, the Church, missions, and the kingdom.