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We take a look back at what God has done in the life of NapNaz church and bring vision into this new season!

Pastor Dave closes out our series Everyday Prophets with the book of Malachi. We learned that old habits die hard, and that we should be giving our first and all to Jesus.

Pastor Ben teaches from the book of Zechariah. The whole book is multifaceted, but Pastor Ben is focusing on chapter 4 today. The Lord is encouraging His people through Zechariah to continue on mission in building the temple. There are three themes we see in Zechariah's prophetic words of encouragement: 1) The obstacle before you is real, 2) the promise of the Spirit is greater, and 3) the completion through God is certain.

We welcome our pastoral intern, Brayden Bostelman, to teach on the book of Haggai. Right away we see how God is calling out His people for losing sight of their first love, God Himself. They were so focused on building lavish lives for themselves, that they neglected to build God's temple. The Lord got their attention to draw them back to Him. We are encouraged and challenged to come back to our first love, Jesus.

Pastor Dave takes us through the book of Obadiah. While the book itself is small, it's content on God's response to pride, is not. We are challenged to seek the Lord and have Him search our hearts for these areas of pride. May we guard our hearts of this sin, and follow Jesus with all humility.

Pastor Britni teaches from the book of Habakkuk. This book from the prophet is a dialogue between him and God. Right away we see how relational our Heavenly Father is when He responds back to Habakkuk's questions and complaints. He is a God who is fully present in our sorrows and even loving enough to tell us the truth, even when it's hard. But we can rejoice in the Lord, for we know He is faithful, even in the times of destruction.