Join Pastor Josh as we explore the Minor Prophets!

Each Minor Prophet has a memorable metaphor, a historical meaning to the nation of Israel, and a gospel message for us today.

This week we look at the book of Amos, and why it was important to the early church in Acts 15.

Join Pastor Josh as we explore the Minor Prophets!

Each Minor Prophet has a memorable metaphor, a historical meaning to the nation of Israel, and a gospel message.

Pastor Josh is back from vacation, and he shares with us a devotional message from Proverbs 5:21-23, followed by communion.

Just as there are different kinds of knots, there are different kinds of relationship in life, and different ways God wants us to go about them.

Jonah was God's prophet sent to the pagan city of Ninevah, with a message of warning. In chapters 1 & 2, Jonah ran away from God- only to be thrown into the sea, and swallowed by a huge fish. In the 2nd half of the book, God gives Jonah a 2nd chance.

This week we open to the small book of the prophet Jonah. God directly gave Jonah a message, and a mission- to journey east, and call the sinful city of Ninevah to repent and turn to God. Jonah has some trouble with this mission, in Jonah Chapters 1 & 2.

The conclusion to our time studying the life of Peter, and his problems with Jesus. Today, we see Peter do what he swore to Jesus he never would- he denies Jesus. How was Peter restored to apostleship?

Peter's problems mark the path that links the ministry of Jesus with the mission of the church.

Peter's problems mark the path that links the ministry of Jesus with the mission of the church.

Peter's problems mark the path that links the ministry of Jesus with the mission of the church.