In the series finale, Pastor Jarrod speaks on how the influence of a godly mother can interrupt the negative fate of her children.

How do you react when you've been obedient to God and things don't go the way you think they should? Do you continue trusting God, or do you pout and give up? Our series continues today with a message from Jonah chapter 4.

You may think that your life is such a mess that God could never use you. Not true! Turn your heart to God in obedience and He will show you that you’re never too far gone. Follow along as we continue into the third chapter of Jonah.

Everyone hits rock bottom at some point in their life and many times at the hand of God. Today, Pastor Jarrod answers two questions: “Why would God let my life hit rock bottom?” and “How can I escape it?”

We’ve all made plans with the thought that it was the right thing to do only to have something go horribly wrong. As we learn from this message from Jonah chapter one, God will drastically and catastrophically interrupt our plans in order to get us back on track with His plan.

What would you do if Jesus showed up in person and answered the questions and doubts you have about the validity of His resurrection? In the Gospel of John, Thomas experienced this first hand. Find out what Jesus said to him and how the same answer applies to your doubts.

Hope is so much more than crossed fingers and waiting for the unknown to happen or not happen. Hope in the resurrected Jesus means that although your world is shaken, your soul will not be. Pastor Jarrod shares this hope in today’s message.

If we break even one of the Commandments, we are 0-for-10 in the sight of God. In this Good Friday message, Pastor Jarrod reminds us how Jesus went to the cross 10-for-10 so that we might be blameless in His sight.

As people cheered for Jesus’s triumphal entry, he wept over Jerusalem. There was something far more significant that Jesus came to bring than what the people were looking for. Today we see that having anything and everything is never enough, if it means missing the one thing that really matters.

If our heart is drawn to money, God and His joy are pushed away, but it draws God and His joy near when our heart pushes money away through faithful giving.