Join us on Sunday as we discover the extent of God's graciousness, mercy and his loving kindness on full display in His reaction towards Jonah and the Ninevites.

This week we continue our study in Jonah with a look at Jonah's reconciliation with the Lord from the belly of the fish in Jonah 2. Read the text and consider what Jonah reflected on in his time in the dark, not knowing how things would turn out. What does it look like to embrace or return to God's presence when you have fallen away?

This week we start a new study in the book of Jonah. This will be a church wide study that our children and teens will be participating in as well. There are many resources for your individual, family, and group use on our website! Take some time this week to read Jonah 1. Why did Jonah try to flee from the presence of God? How do we do this today? What is your Nineveh (the place God is leading you that you don't want to go) and what is your Tarshish (the place you go to escape Him)?

This week we wrap up our series 'Into the Throne Room' while looking at Revelation chapter 5. John leaves us with a powerful vision of Jesus being revealed as the only one worthy to open the scroll that is held in God's hand. In this message, we will examine the reasons for Jesus' worthiness and how that shows us exactly why Jesus is worthy of our worship. Take a moment to read Revelation chapter 5 and see how the song of praise recorded by John should shape our worship of Christ.

This week we are looking at Revelation 4:8-11 and considering God's worthiness. Read the text and think about the meaning of the elders' acts of worship. According to their song, what is God worthy of?

This week we begin a new study in Revelation called "Into the Throne Room". Here John is led by Christ into heaven and given a "God's eye view" on what is happening in Heaven. John begins to use images and language that we can understand to try to help us see what he is seeing. Read Revelation 4:1-8 and consider what truth's John is trying to describe and how these things would have been meaningful to the original recipients of this letter. 

This week we conclude our current study on the 7 letters with a look at Jesus message to the church in Laodicea. Take some time this weekend to read Revelation 3:14-22. Consider why Jesus considers this church to be lukewarm. What is it about wealth that makes us complacent? Why does Jesus make a point of saying He only reproves those He loves? And whose door is He knocking on in this text?

This week we return to Revelation with a look at Jesus' message to the church in Philadelphia in Revelation 3:7-13. Read the message and consider all the doors that Jesus claims to have opened for the Christians in Philadelphia. What are these doors and why or how do we become convinced or worried that they have been shut when Jesus claims to have opened them?

This week we are taking a break from our current study in Revelation as we celebrate the victory of Christ over death for all of us. Take some time to read 1 Peter 1:3-9. What kind of hope does the resurrection of Christ give us? How should it change our perspective on everything?

This week we look at Jesus' message to the church in Sardis in Revelation 3:1-6 where Jesus boldly tries to wake up His followers in that ancient city. Read the text and consider why Jesus chooses to introduce Himself the way that He does. Consider why Jesus is saying they look alive but are actually dead. And evaluate the steps Jesus calls them to take to come back to life.