Summer means different things for different people. Picnics and road trips. Being out of school and being out in the sun. Baseball and BBQs. Father’s Day and the Fourth of July. The days are longer, and the pace of life is slower.

All those are good. But what if something else happened this summer, too? What if a new habit were created? A habit that changes the way you think and live? Reading the Bible.

This summer at The Water’s Edge is Summer in the Psalms. During June and July, we will read the 150 Psalms together. At the end of the summer, you will not only have encountered God for sixty days, but you will have developed a new habit.

Summer means different things for different people. Picnics and road trips. Being out of school and being out in the sun. Baseball and BBQs. Father’s Day and the Fourth of July. The days are longer, and the pace of life is slower.

All those are good. But what if something else happened this summer, too? What if a new habit were created? A habit that changes the way you think and live? Reading the Bible.

This summer at The Water’s Edge is Summer in the Psalms. During June and July, we will read the 150 Psalms together. At the end of the summer, you will not only have encountered God for sixty days, but you will have developed a new habit.

Summer means different things for different people. Picnics and road trips. Being out of school and being out in the sun. Baseball and BBQs. Father’s Day and the Fourth of July. The days are longer, and the pace of life is slower.

All those are good. But what if something else happened this summer, too? What if a new habit were created? A habit that changes the way you think and live? Reading the Bible.

This summer at The Water’s Edge is Summer in the Psalms. During June and July, we will read the 150 Psalms together. At the end of the summer, you will not only have encountered God for sixty days, but you will have developed a new habit.

Summer means different things for different people. Picnics and road trips. Being out of school and being out in the sun. Baseball and BBQs. Father’s Day and the Fourth of July. The days are longer, and the pace of life is slower.

All those are good. But what if something else happened this summer, too? What if a new habit were created? A habit that changes the way you think and live? Reading the Bible.

This summer at The Water’s Edge is Summer in the Psalms. During June and July, we will read the 150 Psalms together. At the end of the summer, you will not only have encountered God for sixty days, but you will have developed a new habit.

Summer means different things for different people. Picnics and road trips. Being out of school and being out in the sun. Baseball and BBQs. Father’s Day and the Fourth of July. The days are longer, and the pace of life is slower.

All those are good. But what if something else happened this summer, too? What if a new habit were created? A habit that changes the way you think and live? Reading the Bible.

This summer at The Water’s Edge is Summer in the Psalms. During June and July, we will read the 150 Psalms together. At the end of the summer, you will not only have encountered God for sixty days, but you will have developed a new habit.

Life is like a board game involving both luck and strategy. It can be fun yet frustrating. We have goals to achieve and obstacles to overcome. Sometimes, it feels like we’re winning, while at other times, we fall behind.

Join us for a series starting April 27 exploring how God’s wisdom applies to the Games People Play, featuring Trivial Pursuit, Life, Perfection, Trouble, and Risk.

Life is like a board game involving both luck and strategy. It can be fun yet frustrating. We have goals to achieve and obstacles to overcome. Sometimes, it feels like we’re winning, while at other times, we fall behind.

Join us for a series starting April 27 exploring how God’s wisdom applies to the Games People Play, featuring Trivial Pursuit, Life, Perfection, Trouble, and Risk.

Life is like a board game involving both luck and strategy. It can be fun yet frustrating. We have goals to achieve and obstacles to overcome. Sometimes, it feels like we’re winning, while at other times, we fall behind.

Join us for a series starting April 27 exploring how God’s wisdom applies to the Games People Play, featuring Trivial Pursuit, Life, Perfection, Trouble, and Risk.