While it is easy to see the issues in Jonah’s heart, we must see that this book is meant to be a reflection. What are Jonah's issues in this book? How do they apply to us? And how is Jesus the answer even here?

In Jonah three, we see one of the greatest miracles in the Bible. Join us as we look at this dense chapter and highly the power and mercy of our God. Jonah 3:1-10

This story is a reflection not only of Jonah's heart but the condition of our own hearts as well. We see God continuing to pursue Jonah despite his rebellion. It's a reminder of not just what God was asking Jonah to do for Nineveh but also God wanted to do for Jonah, and us, through Christ. Jonah 2:1-10

These two words don’t belong together, and yet, the Lord still shows us his marvelous grace when we rebel. Join us as we look at this story of radical rebellion, and an even more radical grace! Jonah 1:4-17.

God has a calling on every person's life. Join us as we discuss God's calling for our lives and how we must learn to respond. Jonah 1:1-3.

The Gospel of John concludes with Jesus restoring and commissioning Peter. Join us as we look into at how we, like Peter, should follow Jesus. John 21:15-23

In John 21:1-14, John tells a story that reveals how God continues to minister to our needs in our daily lives. Join us as we dive into this passage.

There is not a trial in this life that should cause us to lose our trust in Jesus; instead, trials should lead us to CLING to him. How can we do that, though? Join us as we discuss how by looking at Mark 4:35-41.

Sacrifice is a vital aspect of the Christian life. We are called to sacrifice, but why? What is the calling to sacrifice actually about? Join us as we look at this vital and final core value for our church: Sacrifice Willingly.

Where is the value of multiplication in God's word and why should it be a core value for our church? Join us as we look at the crucial value of biblical multiplication.