Halim Suh concludes our series in Jonah by teaching on God's heart for Jonah from Jonah 4:1-11.

Matt Carter continues our series in Jonah by teaching on God's heart for cities from Jonah 4:4-11.

In "Telephone Road," "For the Long Haul," and "Hope that Can’t be Shaken," three church leaders share how they are ministering to their people and creating revival because of the storm."

The stories "Freed from Guilt" and "What We Deserve" focus on how the tornado changed people’s perspectives on loss. Aimee, a young mother, talks about her struggle with guilt, and Paul and Rena Phillips share about the meaning of God’s grace in light of the national disasters they have endured.

"An Unexpected Army," "Hitching to Help," "Helping the Heartland," and "Giving Back," are stories of volunteers from other states who came to Moore to help rebuild the town in the aftermath of the storm.

In "Below the Shed," Jamie shares her story of huddling in a neighbor’s shed with her husband and little boy. "Going Back" is Wayne William’s story of protecting his child from the tornado and going back as a firefighter to help others.

In "Most Precious Things" and "A Freeing Reality," Rena Phillips and Andrew Burkhart share how each of their experiences taught them to never take their families for granted but also to count everything they own as loss.

Matt Carter continues our series in Jonah by teaching on how we love our enemies from Jonah 4:1-3.