In week 3 of our series through Jonah, we see what true repentance looks like.  We also see God's relentless love in the most unlikely of places.

This week we learn about Jonah's dark night of the soul and how God gave him deliverance from his own disobedience.

This message is from the first week of our sermon series on Jonah.

If we don't have a true understanding for who the Church is, it would be impossible to truly see the biblical need and purpose for church membership.  As we celebrate our annual covenant renewal service, we must know who we are as part of God's family in order to joyfully embrace membership in His local church.

As a follow up to our How To Neighbor series, we look at Matthew 25 to see how Jesus describes true ministry.  In order for us to truly love our neighbors, we must first be willing to tear down the walls that separate us.

In week four of our How To Neighbor series, we talk about the true source of poverty; brokenness, and how it isn't a lack of material, rather it is a lack of meaning.

We see how we, as followers of Christ, can help those who are feeling impoverished.

In the third week of our How to Neighbor series, we realize we were not created to be alone.  In fact, we are hardwired to live in community.  As believers, we need to be aware of those around us who are struggling with loneliness and be willing to reach out to love our neighbor.

In week two of our How To Neighbor series we discuss another difficult, and yet critically important obligation we have as Christ followers.

Today, we learn the Church is God's primary plan to help children in need.

In Acts 26, we see Paul give a detailed account of the gospel Good News of Jesus Christ before a hostile and faithless crowd.  From his passionate speech we also glean six questions that will hopefully compel us to completely surrender our lives to the amazing of God through His Son Jesus Christ.

How often do we cry out, "That's not fair!" when our expectations are not met?  The reality is, often times life is not fair.  How do we, as Christ followers, react and handle things that are not fair?  In today's often overlooked passage in Acts 25, we look at the life of Paul and are challenged with some ways to begin handling the unfair situations in life based on how he seemed to deal with them.