The story of Jonah brings to mind boats and storms and big fish, but what if God is using the story to teach us about our true identity, value, and purpose? Knowing God is more than being saved by His grace, and we discover what that means through the story of Jonah.

Is our church really part of the fabric of this city the way it used to be? In a post-Christian culture, it is more important than ever to think like missionaries in how we see and approach our city. Jesus gives us a glimpse of that kind of thinking in Matthew 9.

God’s Word reveals His person, character, and love for humanity. We as a church have an obligation to respond to His revelation, because information has implications.

Is second hand really good enough? When it comes to spending time with God through His Word, most of us are settling for second hand. What would it mean for you to have direct access to God? We will answer that question and more in this mini-series.

Our world is filled with information, but does that automatically mean we have wisdom? We explain the difference in this message from James 1:5.

The average person learns to walk at the age of one, but learning to walk with God is different, perhaps harder. How would your life be better if you walked more closely with God? We learn in this series from the example of Abraham in Genesis 12-25.