Returning to our series on the "minor prophets," Pastor Aaron takes us through the message of Nahum. In this bold proclamation of God's impending wrath on the wicked, we can take comfort in knowing that we will not have to contend with the enemies of God forever.

Pastor Aaron speaks with missionaries Doug and Suzan Scott about their ministry and the vital work of Global University.

Continuing our study of the "minor prophets" in the Book of the Twelve, GP elder Eric Shewbridge delivers this sermon on the prophet Micah. In it, we learn about Micah's message and how the central theme applies to us today: do justly, delight in being merciful, and walk humbly with your God.

John Davell brings this message from the book of Jonah. In it, we explore the reality of God's amazing grace.

Pastor Aaron explores the message to us from the book of Obadiah. While not written directly TO us, this book is full of encouragement FOR us. We need not worry about our adversaries or the mistreatment we receive from others. God has promised that He Himself will deal accordingly with those who rail against His people.

This message is delivered by John Davell. Looking at the book of Amos, we continue our study of the "minor prophets."

Continuing "The Book of the Twelve" series on the minor prophets, Pastor Aaron takes us through the book of Joel. The focus of Joel seems to basically be a call to repentance, but there are lessons to be learned from what happens when we don't as opposed to when we do repent.

Beginning a 12-week series on the minor prophets, or The Book of The Twelve, Pastor Aaron looks at the main theme of the book of Hosea. What stands out about Hosea is that he was married to an unfaithful wife, and God told him to go and reclaim her as his own. This is a powerful picture of God's love for us. Even though we've not always been faithful to Him, He still loves us and desires to reclaim every single one of us as His own.

Finishing up the Leadership series, Pastor Aaron ties it all together in this message. Bar none, Jesus was the greatest leader of all time. The best way to shape our own lives as leaders is to imitate the ways of Jesus. Period.

Continuing the Leadership series, Pastor Gina delivers this sermon titled, “Leadership and the Holy Spirit.” Are you allowing the Holy Spirit to lead and guide your life? This message talks about when the Holy Spirit interrupts our lives in order to lead us in a particular direction. Our response in those times should be one of obedience. This will, in turn, lead to a transformation that will benefit our walk with God.