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Have you ever been to Desperation? That place where you end up when you choose to run from God's commands? Some lessons can only be learned in Desperation. When we obey God we go directly to Transformation, but when when disobey, God must take us to Desperation in order to change our hearts. Join us as we discuss Jonahs run, not to Tarshish, but rather to Desperation and see what God does when He meets Jonah there. 

Most people believe that Jonah was in the belly of the fish because he was being punished by God. But Scriptures say otherwise. Join us as we explore what God was really revealing when He placed Jonah in the fish. 

Did you know that when you choose to run from God, choose to sin instead of obey, you actions impact others? Rebellion never affects only you. Join us as we see how Jonah's run from God almost drowned some seasoned mariners. 

In some area of our lives, each of us are running from God. We have chosen to do things our way instead of what we know God wants us to do. Jonah ran from God and ended up running right into Him. Join us as we look at Jonah and see ourselves. 

Did you know that earthquakes tell the story of Easter? Join us as we celebrate the moment in History when everything changed forever. 

Join us on this Palm Sunday as we explore the amazing events that occur as Jesus is making His entrance into Jerusalem. 

Join us as we explore the mindset of Jesus as He turns toward the Cross. What can we learn from Jesus that will help us face Covid-19 and other challenging moments to come. 

As Paul closes his second letter, he reminds us that our understanding of who and whose we are should completely change the way we approach life as Christ followers on earth. 

Did you know that God has a plan for global warming? That everything we see and know will on day end in fire? Just like the flood, God will end the universe and all creation with fire and create a new heaven and a new earth. Join us as we learn about this In-Sin-eration. 

What is righteous anger? How do we hallow God's name? How do we get angry when God's name is offended and yet not sin?