Pastor Bradley leads us in to study of the Word as he explains Peter's message to the struggling Christians of the early church. We all know that Jesus is good, but do you BELIeVE that He is good?

What is it about the Giant Sequoias of Northern California that make them so strong? Pastor John helps us unpack the second half of 1 Peter chapter 1 as we investigate the results of pursuing a Godly life.

The first installment of Constructing A Godly Life, a study of 1 Peter. Pastor John guides us through the first section of Peter's letter to the Christians in harsh persecution under the unforgiving fist of Rome. Where does that glorious joy of God come from? How can we experience that? From where does hope grow?

What would life look like if Christ has never been raised? The apostle Paul paints a terrifying picture of life without Easter morning. But Christ HAS been raised, and that gives us hope and reason to rejoice. Pastor John helps us explore Paul's letter to the Corinthians and how the Gospel transforms our life everyday.

At the very end, we see Jonah overlooking the great city of Ninevah, furious at the grace and love of God. Pastor John helps us dissect the last sentence of the tale of Jonah, an unanswered question posed to the prophet Jonah and to all whom God has called.

Back on track, Jonah marches in to Ninevah, and the city is saved! How does Jonah respond? Singing? Gladness? How about pouting? Misery? Jonah loves the blessings of God in his own life, but how does he respond when things get hard?

Pastor John captures the heart of the whole tale of Jonah; not a story of a prophet and a fish, but a picture of God's relentless pursuit of His people, and his enduring faithfulness and grace towards us. Listen in as Pastor John applies the truth of Jonah in to our own lives.

A day earlier, Jonah was a well known prophet. Now he's fish food. Jonah's life is in absolute desolation, and he sees no way out. When he's finally at his lowest, He cries out to God. Pastor John guides us through the second chapter of Jonah's account and shows how God views our affliction and how we should respond.

What can the story of Jonah and the whale teach us about our own lives? What does God have in store for us in our study of the mionor prophet Jonah? Pastor John encourages us to analyze our own hearts looking in the face of our own Ninevah that God has called us to love and serve.

The last of the six week mini-series Simplify! Pastor John finishes this series with the most important aspect of living our lives for Christ: sitting at the feet of Jesus.