The story of Christmas - in fact the good news of the gospel - can be summarized in one word; Immanuel, which means God with us.

God can be known. In fact God desires for us to know Him! And to that end God seeks us and sends Jesus as our angel of the Lord.

Stacking up memorials of God's goodness.

God wants us to understand the heart behind the Great Commission and how we are called to live it out in the relationships He has entrusted to us.

The Great Commission and Finances.Learning obedience that comes from faith in the area of our money.

Who do you say that Jesus is?God wants us to know His Son, Jesus Christ, and to be compelled by continual revelation of Him.

There is no set way that God makes Himself known but what is common to each encounter with God; He moves in power as His people humble themselves and pray on behalf of those who don't know Him. So, how does the Bible teach us to pray in such a way that helps us to fulfill the Great Commission?

The conclusion of our study through Jonah: yes, God is relentlessly after the lost, but He's after our heart as we obey Him to reach them, too.

God has called His people to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth and to make disciples of Jesus Christ. Who is waiting on the other side of our obedience?

Chapter two of Jonah takes a break from the chaos and action as God corners Jonah in the belly of the fish to convince Jonah to stop running from His presence and start living in it. Despite Jonah's blatant disobedience, God pursues him and won't relent until Jonah surrenders to God's presence and is reconciled to Him. This slow, existential scene is about the sending and saving heart of God not only for the lost, but also for His own children.