Jesus’ half brother, Jude, wrote this letter to confront lies about the faith. The struggle to know what’s true about Jesus is as real today as it was in 65 AD. Judereminds us of the importance of fighting for truth.

Over the next five days, through readings adapted from Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament by Mark Vroegop, explore how the psalms of lament and the book of Lamentations give voice to our pain and invite us to grieve, struggle, and tap into the rich reservoir of grace and mercy God offers in the darkest moments of our lives.

Throughout church history, this book has been controversial, mainly due to the debate over faith vs. works. However, a deep dig into this book will yield much treasure for living the Christian life. This week, let’s explore it together.

As we look at the Old and New Testament to see how God prepared for Jesus to come, this third devotional series examines God as the bringer of light that reveals the darkness in us and around us and entrusts us to bring the light of His good news to others.

Streetlights is excited to present the Gospel of Luke, featuring over 20 vocalist and soundtracked by Tee Wyla.

Mike Ackerman (church planting and New Testament professor at Ozark Christian College) walks through the book of Malachi verse by verse, teaching that God’s love for his people should motivate a desire to bring our best to worship, to be faithful leaders, and to allow our love for one another to be an expression of our love for God.

Streetlights is excited to present the Gospel of Mark, featuring over 20 vocalist and soundtracked by Wes Pendleton.

Streetlights is excited to present the Gospel of Matthew, featuring over 20 vocalist and soundtracked by Daniel Steele.

Minecraft has been a huge hit with younger kids ever since its release in 2009. The Guide helps you know what’s good about it, what to look out for, how to set healthy limits, and, most importantly, how to have good conversations about the game so that your kids have a healthy perspective before they ever start playing.

Do you ever get into arguments with your child about what to wear? When our kids only hear us telling them what not to do and why their clothes are completely inappropriate, they’re more inclined to rebel or simply wait for the day that they’re out of the home and can finally wear what they want to wear. For our girls especially, they’ve been told that their bodies are temptations, rather than beautifully made by their heavenly Father. In this Parent Guide, we’ll redefine what modesty is and reframe it in a way that’s fair and actually more biblical than most definitions of modesty we see today.

This Parent Guide is an invitation to prayer, confession, and self-evaluation as much as it is an invitation to talk about money and generosity with your teen. We pray that this content increases our capacity and desire to invite God into every aspect of our lives— even our bank accounts.

The Money Conversation Kit dives into the topics of money, wealth, and generosity. We hope it provides a spark to begin conversations on this significant, often uncomfortable topic.

This course is part of the Parenting Summit created with the use of AXIS resources. This resource is intended to be utilized to further conversation in a small group space to encourage and process together.

Parents rightfully have concerns about their kids’ time spent in front of screens, and video streaming like Netflix invents a whole new way to binge.…

Do a Google search for “ordinary,” and you’ll find words like “commonplace, usual, normal, standard, typical, common, customary, habitual, everyday, regular, routine, day-to-day…no special or distinctive features.” But contrary to this meaning, Ordinary Time is not just a boring time of the year that we shouldn’t care about; it’s an important season in our liturgical year. Here the other seasons find their culmination. It’s not insignificant time lacking definition, but new, redeemed time defined by all Jesus has done—His birth, childhood, baptism, temptation, ministry, death, resurrection, ascension, and the sending of His Spirit—those events we specifically honor during the more exciting events on the Liturgical Calendar. The seasons are the story of God, and Ordinary Time is the story of the people of God (the Church) lived out in light of the gift of the Spirit we received at Pentecost.

Parenting is one of many graces God gives to his fragile creation to teach them of their need for him. Not only do we need him to guide and direct our steps in the home, we can learn about the way our Heavenly Father loves us, his children.

No matter who you are or where you’re from, you need to learn about how to manage your personal finances in order to live. The same is true for our teenagers, yet schools rarely have courses that teach the basic principles. This Guide is a great starting place for understanding these principles and why passing them down to our kids will impact them greatly for the rest of their lives. Learn about investing, loans, and credit cards, as well as how God’s Word talks about money.

In this series, Jon Kehrer (Old Testament faculty at Ozark Christian College) will topically walk through the first five books of the Old Testament. It will focus on specific portraits of God that we see in the Pentateuch, such as “A God Who Saves, Fights, Loves,” and more.

In this presentation we take a conversational approach to Prayer. Use this to jumpstart your own discussions.

Over these six segments we'll examine truths of who God is, posture our hearts in response to these truths, and make space to personally read, meditate, and pray this Psalm.