Jonah, having wrestled with obedience and submission to God's will, finds himself at odds with God once again. Jonah’s heart and perspective are running in direct opposition to God. This shows us an incredible contrast between God's heart and our own heart, and how easy it is to be headed on a collision course with God's plans.

Just like Jonah, we all have messed up, gone our own way, or made bad choices. But God is a God of second chances and He will use our past as a platform for His purpose.

Even when we run from God, in our rebellion we can still cry out to God and He will hear us and answer us. Jonah 2 teaches us about who God is and how we can talk to Him in our storm.

Hide and seek can be a fun game to play. But when we are running from God, there are real consequences for our sins, just like what we see for Jonah.

God will speak to us and when He does, we have the choice to obey what God says or to run the other way. We, like Jonah, have the choice to obey or run away.

It’s easy when following Jesus to get our priorities out of line. If we’re not careful, we can find ourselves doing a bunch of “spiritual things” that wind up being dead and useless. But what we will see through this teaching is that following Jesus actually boils down to three simple things, with love being the one that binds them all together.

Pastor Jeremiah brings us Week 3 of Dead Without Love titled "Love Is War"

Love Never Ends

Guest Teaching with Pastor Kevin Miller

When we think about love, we think of it as soft. But what we learn from Paul in 1 Corinthians 13 is that real God-like love is hard.

Mobilizing as a church comes with many questions and concerns. Through digging into scripture, we get clear answers to many of these questions in order to boldly step out into the spiritual work outside our church walls.