Jonah

In our last week of studying the book of Jonah, we see God's pursuit of the unlovable. David Leventhal highlights how Jonah's anger at God's mercy toward the Ninevites reflects our own struggles with forgiveness and judgment. The message also underscores the importance of seeing people as God sees them and challenges the audience to repent of any attitudes that hinder them from extending grace and mercy to others. Overall, we have room to grow in self-reflection, humility, and a deeper understanding of God's love and compassion.

Welcome to week 3 of our Jonah series! This week we're in Jonah 3, and we will see that confronting the reality of our own mortality can be a powerful force in life. In this message, we explore the book of Jonah and discover three key lessons about God and his message: God uses broken people, God uses people who share His message, and God’s heart is for all people.

We're in week two of our Jonah series, and we explore the theme of repentance and restoration using the story of Jonah from Jonah 2. We discuss how God hears and saves desperate people who call on Him, emphasizing the importance of turning away from sin through repentance. We also highlight the idea that our God is a God of second chances. Join us as we dive into the deep waters of Jonah's journey and learn about God's character and faithfulness.

How Far Will He Go to Bring You Back?

In our first week in our Jonah series, we explore Jonah 1 and the lessons it teaches us about running from God. We realize disobedience is the first step in running from God, leading to discipline and consequences. However, we also learn that God's love for runaways knows no bounds as He pursues us relentlessly. Ultimately, this message highlights the incredible love of God demonstrated through Jesus, who died for us while we were still sinners.