Grace and mercy turn a mess back into a masterpiece. Listen to Pastor Bill Themelaras speak about God specializing in our perfect mess.

Accelerate a new season in life by increasing your thanksgiving to God and to the people around you.

Tom Huth challenges us to live face to face with God.

Pastor Adam brings us a powerful word about testimonies. We are the keepers of the testimony which means it's our responsibility to guard it and share it with the world.

Pastor Bill walked us through 1 Peter 2:9-12 emphasizing that we have come from nothing to something ... from rejected to accepted. Our assignment is to show God's goodness to those we encounter.

Burnout doesn't come from working hard, it comes from not refilling your tank. Being busy in and of itself is not the issue, but when you lose your joy, feel stressful, become empty inside, and become critical, you know there's an imbalance. In this message, Pastor Bill brings practical teaching from the Word that will help you "learn the unforced rhythms of grace."

In the conclusion of our series we find that Jonah had to be made uncomfortable to propell him forward. Jonah was an imperfect man with a God-appointed mission. If God can use Jonah, He can use anyone!

A great fish. A great storm. A great city. A great God. In Jonah 3, we learned that God does not need you to agree with Him in order to obey Him. Jonah reluctantly obeyed God, but a great turn took place in the hearts of the people of Ninevah as a result of Jonah's obedience.

In the second chapter of Jonah, he finds himself in the belly of a fish. Sooner or later God has His way. God's Presence can be found anywhere ... it's not just in church. Even covered in fish guts and seaweed, Jonah recognized that He was a child of God. Today, you can be sure that God loves you and sees you.

Jonah didn't realize he was being chased. God was after him. Pastor Bill talks through the first chapter of Jonah and emphasizes that "Just because you are moving forward, it doesn't mean you are heading in the right direction."