Not only did Jesus show His Reckless Love to all of us by giving His life on the cross, but after He died, and was raised, He came back. He came back to doubting Thomas. He came back to reinstate Peter. He came back to give us His Spirit and His purpose. He came back because He loves us so much...

The Reckless Love of Jesus was displayed in the way that Jesus lived and died. The cross of Christ was and will forever be his ultimate love put in action.

Love is a verb, and true love always leads to action. One of the most powerful examples of serving one another comes right before he heads to the cross. There is no one that Jesus wouldn't serve, and there is nothing that He wouldn't do to show His love to others.

We often see God's love as perfect not reckless. Knowing that He was going to die a terrible death Jesus chose that because His love for us was so great. We don't deserve, we can't earn, but still He gives it away. O the overwhelming, never ending, reckless love of God.

"Oh the overwhelming, never ending, Reckless Love of God". As we prepare our hearts for Easter we look to Jesus and people he encountered. His love for them was unending, risky, and even reckless. He gave it all up so that we could have true life. Learn about His reckless love for us...

Ever been angry at God? Jonah, a prophet who had seen God do miracles sure was angry. Sometimes we don't understand why God allows or even does some things. It's when we get our eyes off of ourselves and our situation and on God that we see and hear His heart for our situation.

Who or where is your Nineveh? Who is God calling you to share His message of forgiveness to?

After running from God, God decides to get Jonah's attention. Many of us have been through dark and terrible times before. In those times, do we cry out to God, or turn our backs on him? Jonah prays one of the most repentant prayers and even in the belly of the whale, God hears him.

Many of us struggle with knowing if we are running towards or away from God's calling on our life. As we explore this Old Testament book there's so much more to it than just a whale.