Will you pass the second part of the test by “loving your neighbor as yourself?” What does that even mean ?? - - Pastor John will be sharing this important discussion from Jesus words!

We had the privilege of hearing from Walt Walkowski and how God has been using him in many ways.

Sometimes when we understand God’s great love for us  it is hard to know how to love God back.  Pastor John shares the unique perspective that Jesus reinforced as the greatest commandment of “Loving God with all your heart, all your soul, and all your strength” in order to pass “The Great Test.”  Will you pass the test????

The fourth and final week of working our way through the book of Jonah is focused on how we decide what is right?  We often get wrapped up, just like Jonah, and ask two questions:  Do I agree and Am I comfortable?  Are these the right questions to ask or not?  Listen in as we explore Jonah chapter 4.

God is a God of second chances.  It is easy for people to feel like they have messed up and are too far away from God for them to be reached.  We are reminded in the third chapter of Jonah that God can reach any person no matter how far.  But when His message comes to us we must respond in repentance to receive His great gift of grace.

There are times in everyone’s life when things go from bad to worse.  Even when we walk through those times we can often look back and see God at work.  We are reminded through looking at the second chapter of Jonah, that we are never alone.  Even when things are not good, God is always there.  Listen in and remember that no matter what your going through God is there. 

We start our study of the book of Jonah. Chapter one begins with the call of God on the prophet Jonah to reach out to people that are far from Him. This week we discuss how God is calling us too.  God calls us to reach those far from Him because lost people matter to God.

We start our study of the book of Jonah. Chapter one begins with the call of God on the prophet Jonah to reach out to people that are far from Him. This week we discuss how God is calling us too.  God calls us to reach those far from Him because lost people matter to God.

Having considered that God’s ways are “higher than our ways and his thoughts higher than our thoughts” (Isaiah 55:8) and having concluded that I don’t want my way I want the Highway -- -- How should I respond to the Highway (God’s way) and what can I expect his responses to be?  Pastor John shares the importance of TRUST (Proverbs 3:5 & 6) as God responds with

GO, WAIT, and NO!

Are you struggling with so many of your plans not coming to pass?  Do you get frustrated trying to understand what God’s plans are for you?  Are you puzzled by trouble in your life? I’m excited to share what God has been working in me regarding seeking His will over my own will!  Could it be his ways really are higher than our ways and that Each of us is left with “My way or the highway?”  

-John Maguire 

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