One sermon. Eight words. Over a hundred thousand people repented. There’s no other sermon like this. There’s no sermon ever preached that had as wide-spread a response among those that it was originally preached to. So what happened in Nineveh? Click to learn more from our series on Jonah.

Alone. Scared. Anxious. Is that you? Have you felt that way? No one has ever felt as alone as Jonah – sitting by himself in the belly of the beast. But the prophet wasn’t really alone, and this wasn’t the end of the line. Click to listen and be encouraged.

You can RUN from God. But you can’t HIDE from God. Has God every placed a call on your life that you’ve run away from? Has God ever called you – and instead of responding to His call, you ran? That’s what Jonah did. Click to learn more.

At one point, Ruth and Naomi were down. They were BROKEN, HURTING, and DESPERATE. But in God’s time, He picked them up – the last chapter of their story was far better than the first—Click to hear this encouraging word from Ruth 4.

Today may be terrible. But that doesn’t mean that tomorrow will be. In Chapter 1 of Ruth, things couldn’t have been worse for Ruth and Naomi. Death in the desert awaited. But God had a better plan. Listen to this sermon and be encouraged.

When the storm hit, the sailors were exactly where Jesus had told them to go. But how can that be if He loved them so much? Storms happen. And sometimes God puts you right in their midst. But He does not leave you alone! Click to listen to this encouraging study of Matthew 14.

Dark. Cold. Depressing. This world is not Utopia – it is the opposite. But the good news is that we weren’t made for this world. We were made for someplace better! We were made for someplace brighter! Click to hear more in this study of Christ’s words from Matthew 5.

What makes you HAPPY? If you’re only happy when your circumstances are great, then prepare to be unhappy a lot. But what if your happiness is vested in something else? Click to learn more.

It is easy to become JADED toward the needs of others. It is also WRONG. From one end of Scripture to the other, God’s love for the poor, broken and hurting is always on display. As Christians, we should reflect that love. In this sermon we discuss how.

The prophets spoke. The people didn’t listen. For centuries, the people had ignored the prophets. But the prophets were consistently right. And Micah was definitely right about this – a KING was coming, to be born in BETHLEHEM. And that King would change the world.