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In this message, Pastor Trebor Angerman teaches from Jonah 1:4–16, where God hurls a storm to stop Jonah’s rebellion, not to destroy him, but to restore him. Through this powerful moment in the book of Jonah, we see that God’s discipline is not driven by anger but by love. He is a good Father who corrects His children to bring them back into alignment with His will.

In this message from Jonah 1:1–3, Pastor Trebor unpacks the story of a prophet who runs from the call of God and holds a mirror up to our own hearts. Jonah’s flight from Nineveh reveals the deep tension between comfort and obedience, and how rebellion always leads us “down” into spiritual death. Through historical context and observation of Jonahs life, the sermon exposes how easy it is to receive God’s mercy yet resist sharing it with others. Pastor Trebor challenges believers to lay down their plans and surrender fully to the Lord’s purpose, finding rest in His presence rather than fleeing from it. This message calls the Church to stop running, trust God’s leadership, and walk in the obedience that brings revival and life.

In this message, Pastor Trebor reflects on the faithfulness of God through the story of kings' Church Charleston. He recounts how the Lord has graciously led and guided us, even through seasons of trial, using those moments to produce steadfastness in our faith. Together, we look back with thankfulness, building a memorial of God’s goodness as a reminder to trust Him for all that He has in store for the year ahead.

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James Anderson encourages us as the Church to have a Kingdom perspective for the world around us. He reminds us that God is the God of the nations, and every tribe and tongue is important to the heart of God. We are invited to carry the heart for the lost who have never heard the Gospel.

In this message, Pastor Trebor honors the life and legacy of our dear friend Charlie Kirk. You will be challenged as the church to carry on the mission of advancing the Kingdom of Heaven, even when the cost is great.

In Exodus 35, God fills His people with His Spirit to create beauty for His glory. This sermon explores how even the smallest details in God’s Kingdom matter, and how our gifts, whether in connecting with people, building business, or creating art, can display the beauty of Christ. From the tabernacle to the cross, we see that God redeems what is broken and calls us to build beautiful things that reveal His glory and draw others to Him.