Sunrise Ministries

Simon the Zealot may appear only briefly in Scripture, but his story reveals Jesus' ability to bring together people with radically different backgrounds and convictions. By calling both Simon and Matthew into the same circle, Jesus shows that our labels and histories do not define us; instead, he invites us to become the people he created us to be.

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In Malachi, God speaks to a disappointed people who have begun to doubt His love and let their devotion drift from the heart. Through a series of honest confrontations, the prophet calls us back to wholehearted love for God and others, reminding us that our worth is found not in our circumstances or achievements, but in God's unchanging faithfulness.

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In Zechariah, God calls His people to something deeper than returning to a place, inviting them instead into restored relationship and the wholeness He intended from the beginning. The prophet challenges us to consider whether we have settled for routine without true reconciliation, reminding us that coming home means living as people who carry God's presence into the world.

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In Haggai, God confronts His people for neglecting what matters most, revealing how easily comfort, distraction, and unmet expectations can pull us away from faithful living. Through both accountability and grace, the book calls us to realign our priorities, choose hope, and trust that God is still at work even when we have fallen short.

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Guest speaker Brittany Stichter explores the book of Ruth, where Naomi's story of profound loss and enduring faith reveals the beauty of hesed - God's steadfast love expressed through loyalty, kindness, and faithfulness. Through the unlikely partnership of Naomi and Ruth, we are reminded to recognize and embody God's love, even in unexpected people and difficult seasons.

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Pastor Dennis tells the story of the prophet, Jonah, who runs from God's call because he cannot accept the idea of mercy for his enemies, only to discover that fleeing from God leads to spiritual decline and brokenness. Yet even in the depths, God pursues and restores him, challenging us to examine whether we desire grace for others as much as we desire justice.

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Micah, a farmer from the small town of Moresheth, spoke God's truth during a time of injustice and spiritual decline, showing that faithful witness is not reserved for the powerful or influential. His message centers on God's call to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him, reminding us that ordinary people can make an extraordinary impact when they faithfully speak truth in love.

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In Hosea, God uses the prophet’s life as a living illustration of Israel’s unfaithfulness, with even the names of Hosea’s children pointing to judgment, brokenness, and lost belonging. Yet amid these hard truths, God declares restoration and grace, reminding us that our failures do not define us and that through Christ we are called beloved children of the living God.

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Pastor Dennis uses the story of Naaman to show how God often works through ordinary and overlooked people, especially the unnamed servant girl whose simple act of faith set healing in motion. Her example reminds us that sharing the gospel does not require status or influence, only a willingness to point others toward God.

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Cory Williamson is back for a visit. His message shows how David and Bathsheba’s story reveals the danger of drifting from our God‑given purpose, as one seemingly small decision opens the door to betrayal, manipulation, and harm that reaches far beyond us. Even so, God does not abandon David, but confronts him and offers grace, inviting us to ask whether we’re living in the purpose God has called us to and bringing our choices before Him rather than running on autopilot.

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