Our inate human point of view is to watch out for ourselves. Jesus teaches us to have a Godly point of view that allows us to be a new creation so we can be sent out to teach what it is to be a Christian.

Special Music by Sue Belcik, "What a Wondrous Love is This". In the sermon, Pastor Beth reveals three things that happen to Jonah in the fish. She also tells us what God does while Jonah is in the fish.

What do you receive from the second chances that God gives you? Grace from God and others, opportunity to grow, and you bear fruit.

Tonight's passage illustrates how God Provides: Opportunities, Salvation, Intervention, and Compassion.

In this sermon, Pastor Beth talks about the "house" that the Lord lives.

We learn in this sermon how a storm is a tool for God to communicate to us, a reminder of our powerlessness, something that we can't escape from, something that increases our reliance on God, and something that helps our faith in God to grow stronger.

In this sermon, Pastor Beth discusses three questions: What does it mean to be saved?; What are we saved from?; and For what are we saved?

Upon reflecting on Jonah's initial response to God's call, we are provided three questions regarding God's call to us. What is God's Call for us? What are our boundaries? And lastly, How will we respond?

Seeing Jesus allows our external and internal faces to shine. In this sermon, Pastor Beth explains ways to uncloud our faces

Today's scripture shows us how God showed power in the amount of fish caught, grace in forgiving Simon Peter, and opportunity in serving Him. Pastor Beth asks us to look for how we can experience God's power, grace and opportunity.