Isn't it funny how we get angry at God when he does something we don't like? Think about it: Do we really think that we are smarter than He is? In the third and final message on the book of Jonah, we see Jonah angry at God multiple times. Let's see what we can learn from the back-and-forth between God and Jonah.

Have you ever felt far from God? In part two of our series of messages on the book of Jonah we see a few different groups that are far from God for different reasons, but ultimately they are made right with God after they both do the same thing. Join us as we explore more about finding God’s grace when we don’t deserve it.

The book of Jonah is a powerful little book of a prophet who doesn't want to do what God has asked him to do. In part one, we will see what we can learn from Jonah and his encounter with God as he flees from Him.

There are certain moments in our life where something happens and there is a turning point that changes the trajectory of our path. What if today was one of those for you?

As followers of Jesus, living for God's kingdom should be the top priority in our life. We don't do this by just trying to be a good person. Join us as we look at how bearing good fruit comes directly from staying connected to Jesus.

The second part of bringing the Kingdom of God here is for us as human beings to be transformed. There are three parts of us that are included in this transformation: Body, soul, and will. Join us as we look at Romans 12 to see what this transformation looks like.

Jesus talks about the Kingdom of God more than anything. He talks about the Kingdom of God coming to earth...but what does that look like? We may think we know what the Kingdom of God is, but we may be thinking about it all wrong.

As American Christians, we can very easily DRIFT into apathy. We can get distracted and lose our focus that should be set on God and continually moving closer to Him. So how do we combat this apathy and move closer to God?

After Jesus raises from the grave, he gives his disciples a mission to spread his name to the ends of the earth and then ascends to Heaven. This is the beginnings of the Christian Church. The question is, what can we learn from this early church?

In our time at 30,000 feet we have seen God trying to bring us back to Him. This week, with His son Jesus coming to earth, we see his ultimate plan take shape. Alongside Jesus coming to die for us, he also came to live as an example for us.