A genuine walk with God doesn’t just shape your beliefs; it transforms your life. In a world full of cultural distractions and empty religion, the book of Micah reminds us that God desires hearts that reflect Him. In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler shares how a real relationship with God should lead to a life that looks different and is marked by justice, mercy, and humble obedience.

The familiar story of Jonah is more than just a cautionary tale about disobedience. Jonah's disobedience reveals a deeper issue, his struggle to fully accept God's character of mercy. Before we can preach repentance to others, we must first practice it ourselves. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins shares how necessary storms, though difficult, are often divinely arranged to shake, redirect, and remind us of God's sovereignty and purpose.

Many are familiar with the story of Jonah in the Bible, but it's not just a cautionary tale of disobedience. While Jonah ran from God's call, we see how God used the storm to reveal His power and awaken the faith of others. Running or rowing agains God's plan is futile. Only through surrender can we encounter His love and power. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy shares how God's purpose, though sometimes uncomfortable and confusing, becomes transformational when we fully surrender to Him.

The book of Obadiah, though the shortest in the Bible, delivers a strong warning about pride, betrayal, and the consequences of turning from God’s design for family and faith. Esau’s descendants chose bitterness over brotherhood, showing us the danger of trading eternal purpose for temporary satisfaction. True joy comes not through comfort but through surrender, pruning, and obedience. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy shares how embracing our identity as sons of God leads us from brokenness to blessing and prepares us to restore the hearts of future generations.

The book of Obadiah shows how pride and broken relationships can derail God’s purpose for our lives. Despite the pain people may cause, we’re called to grow through community and pursue unity with humility. Scripture gives us a path to healing: confront conflict with grace and seek wisdom from godly people. In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler shares how Obadiah reveals the importance of guarding your heart, confronting pride, and building relationships that move you toward God’s purpose.

Israel, like many of us today, had exchanged the eternal glory of God for the temporary praise of people. Their lives were consumed by self-indulgence, injustice, and spiritual arrogance, despite outward religious appearances. In this message, Pastor Megan Holland shares, through the story of Amos, how God calls us away from the applause of man and back to the quiet, obedient life that honors Him alone.

In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins shares how the book of Amos exposes the dangers of spiritual apathy and moral decay in the midst of prosperity, and how God's call to justice and repentance ultimately points us to the grace found in Jesus Christ.

In the book of Joel, we are reminded that if we listen to God’s instruction, we can avoid the pain of His chastening, pain that Judah experienced because they ignored His warnings. God’s discipline is not rejection, but proof that we are His beloved children. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy shares how true repentance goes beyond turning to God; it also means turning toward one another in humility and unity. The enemy fears a church that surrenders its preferences in order to pursue God’s presence above all else.

The book of Joel presents both God's immediate judgment through a devastating locust plague and a future day of even greater reckoning, calling God's people to repentance and restoration. God's removal of physical provision exposed the spiritual condition of their hearts, showing that what had once satisfied could no longer sustain them apart from His presence. In this message, Pastor John Conway shares that true repentance is more than surface-level sorrow; it's a heart-level transformation that anchors us back to Him and away from the empty promises of the world.

In the time of Hosea, people mixed true worship with idol worship, and the same is still true today. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy shares that God isn't looking for a halfway heart. He's calling us to a desert place, not to punish, but to restore our identity and affections.