God created us as a people of worship, but often we rebel and worship something other than God. Zephaniah instructs us to humble ourselves and to return and seek the Lord.

It seems that God is reluctant to rid the world of injustice, but Habakkuk teaches us where we should take such complaints and that some things we call injustice are, in fact, not injustice at all.

Obedience is not a means of obtaining salvation, it is the natural fruit of it.

Jonah teaches us about prayer as he prays from the belly of a great fish.

The tiny nation of Edom celebrated and gloated over the Judah’s demise at the hand of the Babylonians, but Obadiah shares where their pride would land them.

The people had turned from God in every conceivable way, but the prophet Joel tells the people how they can be restored.

In the final message from our All In The Family series, Pastor Andy talks about the importance of fathers in our homes and society.

In this Psalm of Asaph, we find instruction for leaving a Godly legacy.

It is important to hold to the ancient boundaries for our families.