Even as Israel betrays God's unfailing love for them, God still has a plan for lasting redemption. Steve Coleman continues the series, Redeeming Love.

Israel's unfaithfulness led to their downward spiral as a people. All the while, God's unending, redemptive love was waiting to take them back. God longed to lead His people in the way a shepherd longs to care for his flock. Pastor Justin Hibbard continues our series on Hosea and God's Redeeming Love.

Karl Nebbia continues our series on Hosea called "Redeeming Love" by looking at chapter 3. How is God's relationship with Israel reflected in Hosea's relationship with his unfaithful wife? How does He ultimately bring redemption to the broken relationship with His people?

Bill Smith continues our series on Hosea called "Redeeming Love" by looking at chapter 2. How was Hosea's unfaithful wife a picture of Israel's unfaithfulness to God? And how does God try to negotiate with His beloved people?

Julie Coleman begins our series on Hosea called "Redeeming Love" by giving the context of this story. Who was Hosea? What was his mission? And how did God give him the difficult task of relating God's heart by having him experience the pain of heart brake?

Justin Hibbard concludes our series on the Master by looking at a few stories. What are the deepest questions of our hearts? What was the deepest question of Simon Peter's heart? And how did Jesus have to let him down in order to give him the answers he needed?

Justin Hibbard continues our series on the Master by looking at the miracle of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. What do we learn about the Master from this story?

In this message, Karl Nebbia show how Jesus was linking himself with the Jewish idea of the good shepherd in John 10.

Jesus demonstrates his mastery over circumstances in John chapter 9. However, He didn't reserve his mastery for himself. How many opportunities to minister to others will you see when you move from being a victim to being a master over the circumstances?

Who was Jesus? Scott Schuler discusses John Chapter 8, where Jesus speaks to skeptics about being the Son of God.