When looking at unity, we should first turn our attention to the vertical elements of the cross: our relationship between Christ and us.

In contrast with other prophetic books, Jonah, focuses on God's message to the prophet rather than God's message through the prophet. As we conclude this sermon series, we discover, once again, that there is a little bit of Jonah in all of us.

Our annual Youth Sunday worship service includes videos recapping the summer youth trips and events, student testimonies, and a sermonette by Will Petty.

The means by which God reaches the lost is the faithfulness of ordinary people. If you consider yourself a follower of Jesus, what should “Arise, go” look like in your life?

There are commands directly from God to us that are revealed in His Word that are challenging and go against the grain of our self-will.

The first chapter in the book of Jonah tells us four important things about the heart and character of God.

What does it mean for a Christian to have "fellowship" with the Holy Spirit?

Benedictions in the Bible are easily overlooked, but they often contain a wealth of insights into what God can do for us.

Are you a God-seeker? Psalm 84 teaches us the benefits of seeking, trusting, and drawing our strength from Him.

Psalm 67 begins with a prayer for God to be "gracious" to us. What does that mean? How can God's grace affect my everyday life? This message explores the beautiful things that happen when God's people experience His grace.