In looking at Jonah 4: 1-11, this message demonstrates the persevering heart of God to align our hearts with his heart. It leads us to this question: Do we share God’s concern for those far from him?

In looking at Jonah 3:1-10, this message reveals the heart and ability of God to use the going and preaching of Jonah to save those far from him.

In continuation of our Jonah series, Pastor Joe Coffey looks at Jonah 1:4 – 3:3. This message highlights Jonah’s desperate need for God and his saving grace.

In looking at Jonah 1:1-3; 4:1-2, this message magnifies the constant graciousness of God’s heart to send Jonah to Ninevah, and the forgetfulness of Jonah’s heart, especially of God’s grace to him and Israel, that leads him to run from Ninevah.

In this final message from our series, “Who is Jesus?”, Pastor Zach Weihrauch looks at John 1:18. In this scripture, we’re reminded that no one else has seen God except for Jesus; therefore, we can trust what he says.

In this Easter service, Pastor Joe Coffey is continuing our message series, “Who is Jesus?” In looking at John 1:17, we see that the only way to experience grace and know the truth is through Jesus.

In looking at John 1:16, Pastor Joe Coffey reminds us that without fail and without end, Jesus offers us grace upon grace.

In this message, Pastor Zach speaks to us from John 1:14. In these verses, we see that without losing his divinity, Jesus took on complete humanity to live among the people, giving us the chance to be in relationship with him.

In this message, Pastor Joe Coffey looks at John 1:12-13 and leaves us with three biblical truths. Those who receive and believe in Jesus earn the right to become children of God.

In this stand-alone message, Pastor Zach Weihrauch discusses how church planting is the Great Commission. In looking at Matthew 28:16-20, we learn about God’s heart behind his command for us to make disciples.