Sometimes we forget that the prodigal son wasn't an only child...and neither are we.

The entire book of Jonah can be summed up in one phrase: God sees the bigger picture...and we are in it.

One person willing to obey God is all it takes to transform a family, a community, or a nation.

Despit adversity, major hardship, and circumstances we still struggle to comprehend, Jonah had presence enough of mind to pray God's Word. And the results are the same that we would say in our struggles if we prayed the Word of God.

The miracle in the book of Jonah has nothing to do with a fish, but with a community and a city that turned their hearts toward God.

Although the Bible records many many martyrs who lost their life just for their life as a witness for Jesus Christ, history records literally thousands upon thousands who did the same.

Jesus calls us to be martyrs in the sense that no matter what we go through, our lives should be a witness of His presence in our lives.

Sometimes the things we give up for Christ are the greatest witness of our love for Christ.

Sometimes we forget that the Best of the Story is God, the creator of the universe, wants His best for our lives, and that He is not done giving us His best.

In this message we don't just talk about surrendering our families, we pray for and with them as we surrender every one of our families to God