It's the 4th and final chapter of Jonah, concluding Jonah's short and concise, yet powerful, bio.

Praise/Worship was especially special this week, so we included it! Sermon starts at 22:50.

Pastor Rob is back from holidays, and takes us through Jonah 3!

For the first two weeks of the Jonah series, check out Life Church's series on Jonah (featuring Pastor Craig Groeschel).

If you're going through hell, keep going! Jesus takes our 'struggle' seasons and turns them into 'glory' seasons.

We're baptizing people today! And also answering the question - What's Up With Baptism, Anyway??

... is God a monster? Did God harden Pharaoh's heart, or did Pharaoh harden his own heart? Why did all that craziness have to go the way it did? Couldn't there have been another way??

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... OR, "why did 'my friend' have a hard time connecting and growing at my church? "

"Other people seem to find the Bible enjoyable and life-giving.... but I find it boring and I don't want to read it. How can I get the most out of the Bible?

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From the series 'Quiet Questions' - where we tackle anonymously submitted questions that you've been 'quietly holding' because you didn't think you could ask them. Why are we doing this? Because doubts and questions are not the enemy of faith, rather, they can be the catalyst that leads to even greater faith!

Welcome to our new series - Quiet Questions - where we tackle anonymously submitted questions that you've been 'quietly holding' because you didn't think you could ask them. Why are we doing this? Because doubts and questions are not the enemy of faith, rather, they can be the catalyst that leads to even greater faith!

To wrap up his Sermon on the Mount (and our series) - Jesus combines a warning, along with a second, subtle, powerful, invitation.

The 'blessed life' Jesus describes in the Sermon on the Mount stirs our souls and awakens a deep sense of purpose within us... but also feels so impossible! How can we possibly live up to it?