Paul tells young Timothy to follow the pattern of sound words and guard the good deposit.

The Apostle Paul writes to Timothy, exhorting him to endure and not to be ashamed of the gospel.

God gets to the root of Jonah's anger.

Jonah receives a second chance to offer Nineveh another opportunity. His brief sermon sparks a massive revival and reveals the dynamics of turning to God.

Jonah composes a thanksgiving Psalm in the belly of the great fish.

Jonah keeps going down, down, down until he hits rock bottom. It's in this moment that God's grace breaks in to save him.

We kick off a series of sermons on the book of Jonah titled "Jonah & the Mercy of God."

Peter and John are arrested for preaching in Jesus the resurrection of the dead. As they are brought before the Sanhedrin, Peter boldly proclaims the gospel.

The epilogue to Revelation reminds the church of the themes of Revelation and, indeed, of the entire Bible. It reveals what the true faith is; it tells what Christianity is.

Revelation continues to describe the beauty, measurements, and meaning of heaven.