God rocked the city of Nineveh and it became a whole new city. Listen as we discuss what took place in order for this amazing city wide revival.

This is a special message for church together- where Restoration Church came together with West Side Church, Sun Valley Church and Harvest Community Church to worship together. Pastor Rick Harpel of West Side Church, Pastor John Shubert of Sun Valley Church, Pastor Jason Williams of Harvest Community Church and Pastor Kevin Deyette of Restoration Church team teach through Hebrews 12 to see the great cloud of witnesses and the worship of Christ.

God restores His messenger, Jonah, from his own rebellion to share God's message with the people of Ninevah. It is a devasting message- dealing with God's justice for sin. But it is also a message of grace- showing God's love and mercy by extending an opportunity for Ninevah to repent.

As Jonah sinks to rock bottom, he finally relents and turns again to God's presence. In God's mercy, God hears and answers Jonah's prayer and sends the great fish. It is in this great fish that Jonah finally receives the freedom he has been searching for.

Running away from God, a huge storm, pagan sailors- what do all of these things have in common? They all play out under God's authority and control in chapter 1 of Jonah. Listen and learn how God's sovereignty and authority plays out in life's circumstances, nature and everything throughout the earth.

The book of Jonah is more than a whale of a tale. In this message, we begin to understand that the story of Jonah isn't about a great fish, it's about God and who He is and the love he has for our fallen world. We also look at what God's call on our lives look like.

Despite the opposition of Satan through the form of persecution, as the early church was seeking to fulfill the great commision, we see that the Mission of God is truly unstoppable.

In this passage, Luke describes the changes and committment of the Christians in the early church after believing in Jesus. He then gives us two examples, the good example of Barnabas, and the dangerous hypocrital example of Ananias and Saphira.

We read of a distinct power that is the result of the early church's committment to prayer and to

God gave the early church a Holy Boldness to share the gospel of Jesus in Jerusalem. In our desire for God to be working in our church as He did in the early church, we'll learn of 6 keys to Holy Boldness from Peter and John in Acts 4.