In chapter 2, while in the belly of the fish, Jonah prays. It’s an unusual prayer, and at first read a confusing unclear prayer. And yet when one unpacks the prayer, it can help us when we feel trapped and alone. It can help us as we pray. Come join us.

At the mention of Jonah, many people do think of the man thrown into the sea and swallowed by a large fish. In short people think the book of Jonah is about a man who disobeyed God, but whom God rescued. True as this may be, there is much more to the life and work of Jonah. In fact, if you conclude it’s about obeying God, you’ve got it all wrong.

The coming of Jesus, quiet as it was, humble as it was, did not go unnoticed. Many came to visit him. As we reflect upon these events we visit him too. What shall we give him or take away from this?

More than likely you have heard or read the Christmas story. But it’s not a story! It’s about real people with hurts and struggles just like you. Listen and find out more.

It’s not your father’s Bible study anymore. Pastor Dave and Cecilia invite you to room 4216. They built it just for you. And it’s not just them talking to you. Listen and find out.