What do we do when our plans are not His plans? In the final chapter of Jonah, we see a man who is behaving more like a child who didn’t get his way. Jonah was mad at God because his plan for judgement and annihilation was replaced with a great awakening for the people of Ninevah. This week we will look at how to submit to the rule of God.

Could this be one of the greatest revivals in history? When Jonah submits to God’s will and heads to Nineveh to preach repentance, there is a radical transformation in this great city. This week we will look at how the Lord uses frail man as an instrument of change.

Jonah was thrust into the deep water; the current was taking him away from the boat, the weeds were tangled around him, and the waves were crashing over his head. Jonah was hopeless; the storm was going to take his life, but what did he do next? Join us this week as we look at Jonah chapter 2 and discuss submitting to God’s will.

Everyone knows the saying “You Can Run, but You Cannot Hide” This week we start our new 4-part series in the Book of Jonah.

Have you ever been asked to do something, and you were determined not to do it at all costs? Jonah was a prophet of God and was responsible for sharing a message of repentance to Ninevah. Jonah had other plans…Join us this week as we look at what happens when you run from the will of God.

This week we are looking at the final chapter of 2 Peter. God’s Word and His promises were being questioned by mockers and scoffers. “Where is Jesus…you said He was coming back?”

Join us as we look at how Peter responds to these mockers and what we as believers should be doing in the last days before Christ’s return.

In this episode, we are looking at the final two-points on false teachers. You won’t want to miss it as we address who false teachers look to prey on and how we can not only guard ourselves but alert others to these destructive teachings.

In this week’s episode, we are going to start looking at 2 Peter chapter 2 and discuss false teachers. In our last episode, we looked at how we can be confident in God’s Word. This week we will look at the confidence in knowing God’s judgement of the unrighteous will come. Join us as we look at how false teachers secretly introduce their teachings and what is their heart behind doing this.

The Bible is one story of redemption from Genesis to Revelation. The Bible is God’s voice in 66 Books written for you and me.

This week we will focus in on the Bible and why we can count on it as truth, and we will align it with what Peter is telling his audience in 2 Peter 1:19-21.

This week we are digging into 2 Peter 1:1-12, and we are looking at the qualities of living in Christ. Peter gives us a number of clear indicators in how we can be confident that we will be granted God’s magnificent promises and we will be partakers of the divine nature. Join us as we look at how our call to be diligent in the faith will reap great rewards.

If you joined us for the Hold Fast Conference with Kay and David Arthur, you had an opportunity to dig into 1 Peter and learn that the main focus of Peter’s first letter was focused on how to stand firm and hold fast in the midst of suffering and persecution. Peter’s second letter and final words to believers is "remember." In the midst of all that was happening to the believers, false teachers were secretly introducing destructive teaching. The scattered believers were in a battle for truth much like we are today, and Peter’s letter is applicable today as the day it was written. This week we will overview the letter, find the reason for writing, and look at why it is vital we study 2 Peter today.