Listen in as we take time to 'Pause for Thought' and reflect on all that God has been speaking and doing through this year's teaching.

As we wrap up our Jonah series, we turn our attention to chapters 3 and 4 of this ancient text. At first glance, these chapters may seem unusual, but they reveal valuable insights. By looking closely at where Jonah went wrong, we discover just how much we can learn for ourselves.

Jonah 3:1 is such an encouraging verse: 'The word of the Lord came to Jonah a second time.' It’s a powerful reminder that God doesn’t give up on us. He redirects, He restores, and He invites us to rise and try again. Give this message a listen, and be inspired to Go Again!”

As we continue our journey through the book of Jonah, we’re reminded that prayer and repentance open the door to restoration. God didn’t give up on Jonah, and He’ll never give up on you!

We're starting a brand-new series on the Old Testament book of Jonah. Listen in as we start exploring the lessons we can learn from this reluctant prophet. In the first part of this series, we examine the consequences of disobedience and ask ourselves the hard-hitting question: 'In what area of my life am i running from the word of God?'

On Mission Sunday, we heard from three people who went on mission trips in 2025. Listen in as they share their highlights, how the experience stretched them, and why they would encourage everyone to get involved in mission.

As we wrap up our series Life Is a Garden, Mark shares about the financial aspect of our lives and how the principle of sowing and reaping applies there, too.

As we continue our series, Life Is a Garden, we turn our attention to two key seeds we are constantly sowing into our lives: our thoughts and our words. Could it be that by changing the way we think and speak, we might uproot some weeds and cultivate a more fruitful, abundant life?

As we begin our new three-part series, Life Is a Garden, we ask important questions about what it takes to cultivate a fruitful and abundant life. In doing so, we discover that it requires intentionality, consistency, and time.

One of the aspects of the Christian life that the early church devoted themselves to was prayer. Listen in as Taffie explains how this remains so vital for us today in 2025!