In this vivid chapter the fall of Nineveh is presented as if it is occurring before our eyes. Join us as we reflect on this somber passage to discover significant implications for how we understand human wickedness in its various forms, the propensity we have to normalize it, and the horrifying consequences of it.

In today’s passage we are invited to rejoice at the good news of the coming end of evil, and in light of the sure word of evil’s annihilation we are called to faithfulness in our ongoing devotion to God. Join us as we consider God’s word to the wicked, and God’s word to the righteous!

Admittedly, the opening words of Nahum present an awesome and terrifying picture of the Lord. Yet far from being depicting a spiteful and vindictive deity, this passage reflects God’s patient and unrelenting commitment to his glory and the good of his people. Join us as we consider God’s unchanging character and what that means for us!

Join us as we conclude our Advent series by considering the great and wondrous gifts given to us by God. As we transition to a new year, God’s gifts to us are a source of encouragement and hope.

What do you give to somebody who has everything? Join us as we explore faulty reasons for giving to God, the basis of what makes a gift acceptable to God, as well as some suggestions of what we can offer to God.

At Christmas it is easy for us to adopt a self-focused attitude so that even in our giving of gifts we are jockeying for a desirous gift in return. Yet the new life we have received in Christ calls us to a fundamental re-orientation that seeks the good of the other. Join us as we discover 5 gifts we can give one another this Christmas!

We are called to pursue spiritual maturity with intentionality and eagerness. The Christmas season affords many opportunities to grow in grace and godliness if we will embrace these opportunities as blessings from God. Join us as we consider 7 “gifts” to help you grow closer to Christlikeness this Christmas!

Christmas affords us many opportunities for spiritual reflection and growth, but Satan gets in the “gift giving mood” in his attempt to distract and derail us from receiving the good that could be ours in this holiday. Join us as we explore what the Devil may try to “gift” you this year and how to identify and reject his “presents."

Reconciliation, the restoration of right relationship between two or more persons, is predicated upon forgiveness. Though we are commanded to forgive, few things are more difficult for us to do. Join us as we consider what lessons this beautiful picture of reconciliation has for us and for our church!

Please join us as we receive a message from our guest speaker, Rev. Robert Arendale.