Our theology, or in other words, what we believe about God, should show itself in how we live. Jonah knew that God was compassionate, yet failed to show compassion to his enemies. How could this be? Why was Jonah so angry with God? And what doe...

God's Word is very powerful and that is seen when Jonah preaches to the city of Nineveh. True repentance takes place in their hearts and the judgment that was promised is removed. But how does repentance take place? And what does the preaching ...

What if the good life isn’t found in pleasure, success, or even doing good? Like Phil Connors in Groundhog Day, we try everything to escape the monotony—pleasure, accomplishment, escape, self-improvement—only to find them all empty. Ecclesiaste...

What does one do when they are distressed and in turmoil? At times we may turn to other "saviors" thinking they will somehow bring deliverance. These are what Jonah calls "vain idols" (Jonah 2:8). What hope can they offer? And what is the true ...

What if the greatest threat to your spiritual life isn’t something loud and obvious, but something quiet, subtle, and living in your own heart? In Exodus 20:17, God warns us about the insidious danger of covetousness—a desire that can ignite li...

In a world where rumors spread faster than truth and social media fuels premature judgment, the 9th commandment still speaks with life-changing clarity: “You shall not give false testimony.” From dismantling the rumor mill to resisting the lure...

What if theft is about more than just taking things? The 8th commandment confronts not only our actions but our hearts—exposing our discontent, distrust, and attempts to “fix” God’s plan for our lives. Join us as we uncover the root of stealing...

The story of Jonah is like a rollercoaster ride filled with ups and downs and twists and turns. We get a glimpse into the heart of Jonah and what we see might surprise us. What is even more intriguing is that we too are like Jonah in many ways ...

Is sex just a private act, or part of something far more sacred? This week, we explore the seventh commandment—not just as a prohibition against adultery, but as a window into God's beautiful design for marriage, covenant, and holy sexuality. F...

What if the command “You shall not murder” means more than you think? From roof railings to road rage, from suicide to sidewalk safety, this commandment isn’t just about avoiding violence—it’s about cherishing life. Explore how the sixth comman...

Attention parents: this one's for you.Attention children: this one's also for you."Honor your father and mother."Join us as we explore this well-known, yet often neglected, call that originated in the mind of the Lord.

We live in a world that never stops—and we’re exhausted. But God built a rhythm of rest into creation, not as a burden, but as a blessing. Long before the Ten Commandments, he invited his people to trust him enough to stop. Join us as we redisc...

One of the themes throughout John's first letter is the theme of assurance. He wants his readers to have confidence in the eternal life that Christ has secured for them. With this certainty of their salvation, Christians are able to demonstrate...

The love of God is something that is spoken of in the Bible in numerous places. Even when it is not explicitly mentioned it is seen throughout. The Apostle John tells us that God is love. What exactly does this mean and what impact does it have...

What does it really mean to "take the Lord’s name in vain?" It’s about more than just swearing—it's about not carrying God’s name with honor in every part of life. Discover how the Third Commandment speaks to our identity, our witness, and the ...

Does the Second Commandment forbid Christian art? Or is there something deeper going on there? Join us as we explore a critical component to "the good life": access to the presence of God.1) The motive2) The commandText: Exo...

What if the Ten Commandments are more than just ancient rules—but a window into the heart of God and a roadmap to the good life? As we begin this new sermon series, we’ll see how the commandments reveal who God is, who we’re called to be, and h...

The Bible often warns us against false prophets. It is all throughout the pages of Scripture. So, how can a local church discern truth from error in a world filled with mixed messages? The answer is more straightforward than you might think!

What if the chaos of history isn't as random as it seems? In Daniel 10-12, we’re given a rare glimpse behind the veil—into the unseen spiritual conflict shaping world events. Even empires rise and fall according to a divine script. This final m...

To modern-day Christians, Babylon is a symbol of spiritual resistance that seeks to extinguish the faith of those who follow Jesus. Daniel 9 offers a powerful framework for how believers can not just survive, but thrive in Babylon. Join us as w...

History has a checkered past: wars, government corruption, and sinister characters. And the future isn't so bright either. However, God doesn't want his people to live naively, paralyzed by the unknown. Living wisely in Babylon means having som...

Jesus told his disciples that people will know that they are his disciples by their love for one another. Since Christ laid down his life for us we are to do the same. But what keeps us from showing that love? And what does it look like to love...

Skepticism over the Jesus story isn't a new phenomenon; it's as old as the Bible itself. Join us as we take a close and personal look at the resurrection from a questioner's perspective. Is it possible that skepticism is actually a part of the ...

Irony = the opposite of what is expected.The trial and crucifixion of Jesus is filled with ironies. This can serve to pour fuel on the fires of our faith because realities are different from appearances.Irony #1: Religious devot...

Hollywood movies are a clear indicator that the end of the world is of interest to many people. We all have an existential angst about not just our personal future, but the future of the universe. Maybe God put that interest in us. What better ...