We're diving into Jonah 3:1-4 this week, where we see the prophet finally rising to obey God's call to Nineveh—not just in action, but with a reminder of what full-hearted obedience looks like when our words and lives align with His commands. We'll unpack the parable of the two sons from Matthew 21, explore James' warning against being hearers only, and confront the pitfalls of half-hearted proclamation that still can't thwart God's grace. It's a call to examine our own responses to the Word, from worship on Sundays to the choices we make the rest of the week. Join me as we press into these truths and let obedience shape us more into Christ's likeness. Let's dig in and look to Jesus, our true hope.

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We're diving into Jonah 3:1 this week on Proclaiming His Word, zeroing in on that pivotal moment where the word of the Lord came to Jonah a second time. After the storm, the fish, and the rebellion, we see God's unwavering persistence—not just chasing down a reluctant prophet, but pursuing an entire enemy nation with grace they didn't deserve. From Nineveh's turnaround to the broader sweep of Scripture, we'll trace how God's heart beats for the nations, from Abraham's blessing to Christ's command to make disciples everywhere, culminating in that heavenly multitude from every tribe and tongue. It's a reminder that His pursuit didn't stop at the cross; it reached into your life before you even drew breath. Join me as we unpack this living Word and let it stir our souls. Let's dig in and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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In Jonah 2, we find a prophet in the depths — not only of the sea, but of his own sin. From the belly of the fish, Jonah cries out to God, but was he truly repentant… or merely desperate for deliverance? In this message, we’ll examine the marks of true repentance, as outlined by J.C. Ryle, and hold them up against Jonah’s prayer to see what genuine repentance looks like in the life of a believer. Join me as we consider whether Jonah was “almost repentant,” and what that means for our walk with Christ. Let’s dig in and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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This week on Proclaiming His Word, we’re turning our attention to Jonah 1:17 and considering what this short book reveals about the Sovereignty and Compassion of God. Jonah may be known as the wayward prophet, but this story isn’t ultimately about him — it’s about the Lord who rules over all creation and yet chooses to show mercy toward it.

From the storm that raged on the sea to the great fish that swallowed the prophet, every detail reminds us that God is directing His creation toward His glorious purposes. And even more incredible is that His sovereign rule is matched by His deep compassion. He is the same God who calls, forgives, and restores.
Join me as we look to this faithful God who is both Sovereign and Compassionate. Let’s dig in and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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In Jonah 1:4–16, we see a storm sent by God, pagan sailors crying out in desperation, and a prophet of the Lord fast asleep. The irony is striking—those who didn’t know God are shown turning to Him in faith, while Jonah, who claimed to fear the Lord, remained passive and silent. As we walk through this text, we’ll be challenged to consider the state of our own hearts and whether we, too, are asleep while the world around us is perishing. Join me as we dig into this powerful passage and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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We’re diving into Jonah 1:1-6, where we encounter the startling paradox of a prophet running from God. Despite knowing the Lord and His clear command to go to Nineveh, Jonah flees, revealing a tension we can all face: knowing God yet resisting His call. This passage challenges us to examine our own obedience and consider how our choices impact those around us. Join me as we unpack this living Word, confront our own paradoxes, and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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This week, we’re diving into Mark 16:9-20, a passage that challenges us to wrestle with the text and its place in Scripture. These verses, though not in the earliest manuscripts, point to the risen Christ’s appearances, His final command to proclaim the Gospel, and His ascension to a position of authority. We’ll unpack the eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ resurrection, the urgency of sharing the good news, and the hope we have in Christ’s sovereign power. Join me as we explore what God has preserved for us in these words, test them against the whole of Scripture, and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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This week, we’re diving into Mark 16:1-8, where the world-changing truth of Jesus’ resurrection unfolds. These verses capture the raw, astonishing moment when the women discover the empty tomb and hear the angel’s declaration: “He has risen!” We’ll explore why the resurrection is the cornerstone of our faith—without it, the cross loses its power, and our hope crumbles. Then, we’ll face the challenge: if Jesus truly rose, it demands a response that transforms everything about how we live. Join me as we unpack this life-altering truth, dig into God’s Word, and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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We’re diving into Mark 15:40-47, where we witness the somber yet pivotal moments following Christ’s death—His burial and the faithful actions of those who loved Him. These verses unpack the courage of Joseph of Arimathea and the devotion of the women who followed Jesus to the cross and tomb, offering a glimpse into the cost of true faithfulness. We’ll explore how their actions point us to the reality of Christ’s death and the hope of His resurrection, even when all seemed lost. Join me as we dig into God’s Word and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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This week, we’re diving into Mark 15:33-39, where we witness the pivotal moment of Jesus’ death on the cross. We’ll explore the unnatural darkness that fell over the land, a sign of God’s judgment, and Jesus’ cry of forsakenness, revealing the depth of His sacrifice. This passage challenges us to feel the weight of the cross—not as a familiar story, but as the turning point of history where our Savior bore our sins. Join me as we unpack the significance of these moments and look to Jesus, our true hope!

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