John and Louise Buben share their story, "How Might God Use Me Next?"

Jonah’s first response to God’s call didn’t go so well. He fled from God in disobedience and faced judgment for his rebellion, but then was gloriously rescued. In the second half of the book, God gives Jonah a second chance. Will he do any better? Has he learned anything? What does the Book of Jonah teach us about our obedience to God today?

God's Faithfulness in Small Things

Room for Miracles

Through a storm that wiped away all of Jonah’s defenses, all of his pretenses, and all of his abilities to run away from God, the Lord brought Jonah face to face with his grace through the mouth of a great fish. What does God need to do to us to get us to look at his grace face to face? We’ll explore this question and more in “Face to Face with Grace” from Jonah 2:1-10.

While running from God, Jonah faces unexpected difficulty: a storm that grows worse and worse, sailors who can’t navigate the tempest, and the dreadful realization that only by losing his life will others be saved. Yet as the prophet runs away from God, the pagans run toward him. Join us for “Accidental Evangelism” from Jonah 1:4-17.

Springtime

"Our Father's Guidance."

The book of Jonah records the story of a prophet, sent by God to an enemy nation, who does everything possible to avoid God’s call. Join us as we kick off six weeks studying Jonah, “The World’s Worst Missionary”!

Finding God's Will for your Life.

Special Guest: Bob Blahnik.