This is the sermon from our November 23rd gathering. In this message we walk through Jonah 3:6-10. We see how the people of Nineveh responded to the warning that God gave through Jonah. Their reaction gives us a clear picture of what real repentance looks like.In this sermon we look at what repentance truly means and how God responds when a heart turns to Him. This passage reminds us that God is rich in mercy and ready to forgive, and that real repentance always brings real change.

In Jonah 3:1-5 we watch God give Jonah a second chance and then use that restored prophet to bring restoration to an entire city. Jonah walked into Nineveh with a hard message, but the proclamation of the Word of God sparked one of the greatest revivals in Scripture.

Have you ever felt like your prayers weren’t reaching God? In Jonah 2, we see a prophet at his lowest point, trapped in the belly of a fish, completely out of options, and yet God still heard him.This message reminds us that no matter how far we have fallen or how dark things get, the God who heard Jonah still hears us. He listens when we cry out in desperation, when we confess our sin, and when we worship from the middle of our mess.

Jonah thought he could run from God’s call, but he discovered that no one can outrun God’s sovereign rule or His endless mercy. Even in the storm, God was working, exposing Jonah’s sin, displaying His power, and showing His grace.In this message, we’ll see that the same God who commanded the wind and the waves still rules over every detail of our lives today. We discuss the truth that nobody can outrun God.

We live in a world full of choices, but when it comes to following God, obedience is not optional. In Jonah 1:1-6, we see what happens when God gives a clear command and His prophet decides to run the other way. God speaks clearly, and His people are called to respond.In this message, Pastor Joshua walks through the opening verses of Jonah, showing that God’s call was clear, Jonah’s disobedience was deliberate, and the consequences were real. Yet even in Jonah’s rebellion, we see a God who pursues, corrects, and shows mercy.

On October 19th, Associate Pastor Jon Graf shared an inspiring message called “Live on Mission.” It’s a reminder that our faith isn’t meant to stay inside the church walls. Every day, in every place God sends us, we’re called to represent Jesus and make a difference. Listen to the full message here.

We recently wrapped up our Fourfold Gospel series with one of the most hope-filled truths of all: Christ Our Coming King.Over the last few weeks, we’ve talked about Jesus as our Savior, Sanctifier, and Healer. Now we look ahead to the day He returns to make all things new.In this message, Pastor Joshua shares from God’s Word about the certainty of Christ’s return, what it means for us right now, and how it should shape the way we live today. The King is coming, and we want to be ready.

In week three of our series The Fourfold Gospel, Pastor Joshua Sanders preaches on Christ Our Healer.Jesus not only carried our sin to the cross but also our sickness and brokenness. Through Him, we find true healing and wholeness in every part of our lives.Whether you’re walking through sickness, praying for someone who is hurting, or simply needing a reminder that God still heals, this message will point you to the unchanging power and compassion of Christ.

A lot of Christians know they’re forgiven, but still feel stuck living in defeat. Jesus doesn’t just save us from sin’s penalty. He also sanctifies us by His truth. He cleanses us, fills us with His Spirit, and gives us the power to live fully for God.In this message from John 17:17–19, we dig into what sanctification really is, what it isn’t, and how Christ Himself is the One who sets us apart, equips us for His mission, and invites us into the deeper life.Sanctification isn’t about trying harder or cleaning yourself up. It’s about daily dependence on Christ, walking in the Spirit, and living fully surrendered to Him.This is week two of our Fourfold Gospel series, where we’re taking a closer look at who Jesus is and what that means for our lives today.

This week we launched our new series, The Fourfold Gospel, the heartbeat of our C&MA family. We began with the foundation: Christ Our Savior.In Acts 4:12 we read that salvation is found in no one else. Only Jesus can forgive sin, give new life, and secure our eternity with God. In this message we look at why He alone is the Savior, what He saves us from, and what kind of life He saves us for.If you’ve ever wondered where real hope and freedom are found, this message points to the answer: Jesus Christ.