Following Jesus is a serious decision. Discipleship asks us to re-center our priorities and carry the cross with intention

Luke 14:7-14

The book of Jonah ends with a question—not just for Jonah, but for us. Can we learn to love the way God loves? This final message invites us to see the world through the eyes of divine compassion.

Jonah wanted God’s mercy for himself, but God had a bigger plan. Discover how an unexpected object lesson reminds us that every blessing is a gift to be shared, not a possession to protect.

onah is furious that God forgives his enemies. Ever felt like grace went to the “wrong” person? This week we’ll explore the challenge of accepting that God’s love isn’t limited to who we think deserves it.

The people of Nineveh respond to Jonah’s message—and God spares them. It’s a story of unexpected transformation that challenges us to believe that no one is beyond God’s reach.

Jonah doesn’t preach a perfect sermon, but it’s exactly what God wanted. This week we learn that sometimes our yes to God is messy—but still powerful.

God doesn’t give up on Jonah—and God won’t give up on you. This week we celebrate the grace of a fresh start and the God who keeps calling us forward.

Jonah is swallowed—not by punishment, but by grace. In the belly of a fish, he finds space to pause, reflect, and begin again. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, this week’s message is for you.

The sailors on Jonah’s boat meet God—not because of Jonah’s faithfulness, but in spite of his rebellion. This Sunday, we’ll discover how God can work through our brokenness to bring hope to others.