Both Jonah and the Apostle Peter were sent by God to tell others about God. The people they were sent to tell received the message positively but Jonah and Peter responded differently. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

God calls nations, kings, politicians, and all people to repent of our evil and violent ways and to turn to Him so our lives may be refreshed. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our Beyond Sunday Bible Study livestreaming on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

Is the book of Jonah meant to be taken literally? Did Jonah survive off of sea water and fish guts whilst he was in the belly of the whale? And was it a whale or just a big fish?

God sent the Prophet Jonah to let a people who did not know God know that they would be judged by God. For a deeper discussion on this sermon topic, join our livestream Bible study with Pastor Floyd on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

Jesus said God will prune, trim and cleanup, anyone who is a part of Jesus that is bearing fruit. But God cuts off anyone who is a part of Jesus who doesn't bear fruit. If you are interested in more resources on this sermon, join our livestream Bible study with Pastor Floyd on Wednesday at 7:07 PM.

This revelation of Jesus about Himself challenges Christians to change the way we do life with others.

Pastor Floyd takes a break from the I AM teachings of Jesus so he can share what baptism is, what it isn't, and then baptize several people who stepped forward to have it done.

We pause our series on the I AM statements of Jesus, to come together as the local church to pray for one another.

Although people read the same Bible, some will walk away understnding who Jesus revealed Himself to be whilst others will hate Jesus because of who He revealed Himself to be.

Pastors have a responsibility to protect their congregations by preaching the truth.