In Pastor Wayne Griswold's fifth sermon on the book of Jonah, we are reminded that though our failures are many and our sin is strong, God's grace is ample and stronger still.

Because the Lord is God and because God is faithful, you can face your crisis without losing your faith, and you can come through it even as Jonah did with greater faith. -- Pastor Wayne Griswold in the 4th sermon on Jonah

In Pastor Wayne Griswold's 3rd sermon on the book of Jonah, we see how those on the ship reacted to the storm (and how they were similar to us), how Jonah reacted, and how God responded.

From the first few verses of Jonah, Pastor Wayne Griswold considers the word of God, the will of God, and the way of man, along with four applications from the prodigal son on how to return to God.

In this first sermon of a new series on the book of Jonah, Pastor Wayne Griswold reads and introduces the book and then leaves us with four thoughts of application.

Following his trip to Zambia, Africa, to teach at a pastor's conference, Pastor Wayne Griswold shares the following: "Three ways that Africa is still changing me and why it matters to you."

Dr. Moffat Zimba, founder and president of Northrise University in Zambia, Africa, shares four thoughts on missions from John 10.

In Psalm 86 and Exodus 34, Andrei Yaholkovsky considers what God says about His own nature and character.

From Joshua Chapter 2, Dr. David Nystrom unpacks some thoughts about how we can look for and respond to God's plans and work.

Dr. David Nystrom, guest preacher and professor at Western Seminary, preaches on the Lord's Prayer.