You can never run from the presence of God. Look no further than Jonah for proof.

The prophet Jonah gives us an example of how we sometimes resist God due to our preferences or our own desires.

What does the parable of the prodigal son teach us?

God rejoices over one sinner that is found, just as the lady celebrated finding her lost coin.

The parables of Luke 15 show us the different levels of lostness. Our job is to reach these people.

How do you handle your money? Are you being honest to God and yourself about what you do with your finances and time?

There are moments all around us where we have the chance to share Christ. Don't miss it!

Careful organizing without prayerful agonizing is a disaster.” From Michael Catt’s first sermon at Sherwood in view of a call on Sunday, November 5, 1989, prayer has been at the center of all we do. Michael introduced us to Warfare Praying in his first sermon, and 30 years later we still believe that “Prayer leads us to love God, grow together, serve others, and change the world.” Enjoy this bit of Sherwood history and understand how we got to where we are today – rooted in the Word and fueled by prayer.

Pastor Catt brings to life the parable of the Master who invited guests to His party. Here we get a great example for what the church should be.

God has given us many blessings, what are we doing with them? Pastor Catt shows us the meaning of the parable of the fig tree.