In a world full of beliefs and opinions, we need to ask the question: "What Does God Say?". This purpose of this series is to remind us of what God has declared so that we can live with a biblical world view rather than a secular world view. As always, we hope these sermons are a help.

In a world full of beliefs and opinions, we need to ask the question: "What Does God Say?". This purpose of this series is to remind us of what God has declared so that we can live with a biblical world view rather than a secular world view. As always, we hope these sermons are a help.

In a world full of beliefs and opinions, we need to ask the question: "What Does God Say?". This purpose of this series is to remind us of what God has declared so that we can live with a biblical world view rather than a secular world view. As always, we hope these sermons are a help.

In a world full of beliefs and opinions, we need to ask the question: "What Does God Say?". This purpose of this series is to remind us of what God has declared so that we can live with a biblical world view rather than a secular world view. As always, we hope these sermons are a help.

In a world full of beliefs and opinions, we need to ask the question: "What Does God Say?". This purpose of this series is to remind us of what God has declared so that we can live with a biblical world view rather than a secular world view. As always, we hope these sermons are a help.

In a world full of beliefs and opinions, we need to ask the question: "What Does God Say?". This purpose of this series is to remind us of what God has declared so that we can live with a biblical world view rather than a secular world view. As always, we hope these sermons are a help.

"Jonah and Me" - In this series, we look at the attitude and actions of Jonah and consider this question: "Can I see Jonah in me?" Unfortunately, for many of us, we see more similarities than we sometimes care to admit.

"Jonah and Me" - In this series, we look at the attitude and actions of Jonah and consider this question: "Can I see Jonah in me?" Unfortunately, for many of us, we see more similarities than we sometimes care to admit.