God’s love is generous, but I don’t think the word “generous” is strong enough.

When we’re talking about God, we need to add a string of adverbs to it: God is lavishly, extravagantly,

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas shares two parables that help us understand God's extravagant generosity—also known as grace. 

Is worship more than gathering on Sunday mornings between 11:00 am and 12:00 pm?

Or is it more than that?

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas shares with us a question about worship and introduces us to a person who Jesus says will always be remembered when the Gospel is preached.

Hi-Ho, Hi-Ho; it’s off to Work We Go.

Intro: I love that song, don’t you? I have always been partial to Doc

We have changed that song just a little bit over the

Perhaps if we had a diamond mine like the dwarfs did,

How do we truly rest?

The Bible has much to say about rest.

Join us Dr. Chuck Jonas shares with us what Jesus said about finding true rest.

We are in a series called, “The Questions of Jesus,” where we are allowing Jesus’ probing questions to examine our lives and open us up to the truth of his life and teaching.

The questions are usually uncomfortable, but if we stay with them and allow them to do their work, our hearts will be opened to all God wants to do in our lives. 

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas shares with us a question about Compassion.

We are in a series called, “The Questions of Jesus,” where we are allowing Jesus’ probing questions to examine our lives and open us up to the truth of his life and teaching.

The questions are usually uncomfortable, but if we stay with them and allow them to do their work, our hearts will be opened to all God wants to do in our lives. 

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas shares with us a question about

Questions are important because they open conversations and get us to consider things we might rather ignore.

The purpose of our series is to open our lives to his penetrating questions, even when they are uncomfortable. And most of them are, if we take even a few moments to think about them.

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas shares two questions about healing for you…

We all participate in one of three conversations:

Practical (What’s this really about?)

Emotional (How do we feel?)

Social (Who are we?).

If you don’t know what kind of conversation you’re

Questions are important because they open conversations

With that in mind, we begin a new series today… The Questions Jesus Asked is a challenge to consider some of Jesus’ most important questions found in the gospels.

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas shares with us a question about desires.

This morning we bring our Daniel series to a close.

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas shares with us the hope we have a children of God.

He goes by many names and has many forerunners throughout history.

In the Bible he is called the “little horn”, “coming ruler”, “man of lawlessness”, “man doomed to destruction”, and “beast”.

We know him as the antichrist.

He is self-centered, arrogant, prideful, egomaniacal individual who will epitomizes the depravity of man and our longing to be like God.

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas share a picture of what the antichrist will bring when his time comes.

Chapter 11 is a unique passage of scripture for a number of reasons.

Some do not think that it can be preached in a sermon. It might be OK for Bible Study but not proclamation.

There are others who think that because we are looking at historical events it can be passed off as prophecy.

Since all Scripture is divinely inspired, then all Scripture, including Daniel 11, should be preached.

Join us as Dr. Chuck Jonas takes on a journey through a passage of Scripture that unpacks a lot of history and shows that God is still in control