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In our final message in our study of Jonah, we learn the most important swimming lesson of all... how to listen to God when He's speaking.

Week six in our series on the story of Jonah, are you mad at God? Are you sure you even know? What does being mad at God look like? How do we get there?

In week 5 of our series on Jonah, we take a look at what role God's judgment should have when we talk about Jesus and the Gospel.

Special guest Marji Kruger speaks on her ministry in Lesotho, South Africa, and shares a word from the book of Lamentations

Part 4 on our series of Jonah, we study the difference between Jonah's first confession in chapter 1 and his real confession in chapter 2. How often do you engage is false confessions? How can you know if your confession is genuine?

In week three of our series on Jonah, we study the contrasting reactions to Gods presence between the pagan sailors and the prophet Jonah. Why were the pagan sailors more excited about grace than the prophet?

In week two of our story of Jonah we learn how God found Jonah, trying to hide in the belly of a ship in the middle of the ocean.

Week one in our new series on the book of Jonah, where we learn how Jonah tried to be selective in what parts of God's Word he would follow. That never works out well for any of us, including Jonah.

Our final sermon in our series on the Gospel of Mark where we study the controversial last 12 verses and learn 100% verifiable reasons why we can implicitly trust our New Testament as reliable and authoritative.

We begin Mark 16 with the story of the resurrection of Jesus, and how even the most loyal and faithful of Jesus' followers, still needed help from God to believe the resurrection was true.

This sermon explores the story of Joseph of Arimathea and how the tomb of Jesus transformed Joseph's hope from earthly to eternal.

When Jesus died on the cross there were significant consequences. Some where immediate but temporary. Others were eternal. In fact we are still experiencing consequences of the cross today. This sermon seeks to reveal those consequences, the good and the bad.

A sermon based on Mark's account of the crucifixion, the mockery Jesus endured, and the impact it had on Simon The Cyrene.

A sermon from Mark 15, when the Roman soldiers celebrated their form of justice by beating and mocking Jesus.

We begin chapter 15 of the Gospel of Mark with the story of Pilate and Barabbas, and how Jesus was condemned to be crucified and a murderous revolutionary was set free.

A sermon about Peter's denial and abandonment of Jesus, the rooster crowing twice, and how it became the most important moment of Peter's life.

This week's sermon from the Gospel of Mark falls on Easter Sunday 2021, where we learn about the Ultimate Easter, and the total fulfillment and satisfaction it will bring.

In this week's sermon from Mark on Palm Sunday, we study what drove Judas to betray Jesus and Peter & the disciples to abandon Jesus. In that, we learn how we aren't much different from them.

In this sermon we learn what it means to truly know Jesus, not just know "about" Jesus, and it starts with meeting with "Gethsemane Jesus".

This week we study the passage where Jesus predicts the disciples will fall, but promises to restore them after the resurrection. Its a powerful story that ironically will provide you with immense comfort.