Jason Carr tells us about the backstory of Joshua as we begin a new series in the book of Joshua. Jason shows us how we can trusting in God's faithfulness even when we can't see what he's doing. Just as the Israelites had to learn to be patient with God, we can practice patience as well.

Jakob King shows how Jonah had to come face to face with his own attitudes about other people, and learning to accept that God wants everyone to repent, even our enemies. We need to evaluate our attitude about God's compassion toward others.

Dr. Crane shows how God can use "storms" in our lives to bring us back to him when we have run away from him. Jonah's prayer shows us that no matter how far we fell away from God, we can call out to him, and he will hear us.

Dr. Crane begins a study of the short book of Jonah by looking at how Jonah ran away from God when he called him to a mission to a place filled with people that Jonah hated, and asks us to consider when we have run away from God's call on our lives.

Jakob King finishes our look into God's character by sharing about God's faithfulness toward us, how he keeps our promises to us, and how we can trust God, even when things seem difficult. We then can reflect God's faithfulness to us in our faithfulness to others.

Jakob King continues our look into God's character by discussing his loyal and steadfast love toward us, a love that goes far beyond what we deserve or could expect.

Dr. Crane continues his look into God's character by describing the incredible meaning of God's grace, the giving of a great gift to someone who does not deserve it. As we receive God's grace, we are motivated to become merciful and gracious to others.

Dr. Crane talks about the first word God uses to describe his own character: merciful. He shows how it is an emotional word, and action word, a forgiveness and rescue word, and a word that followers of Jesus are to put into practice in their daily lives.

Dr. Crane begins a new series on the character of God, which he revealed to Moses, in Exodus 34:6-7. In this story, Moses experienced the presence of God, learned the name of God, and heard five characteristics of God.