Pastor Landon continues the Minor Prophets series with a message from the book of Micah. Micah confronts the sin, corruption, and spiritual drift of God’s people, while also pointing forward to the promised Shepherd King who would come from Bethlehem.

Through Micah’s warnings and promises, we are reminded that God confronts sin, promises a King, and calls His people to walk with Him. This message centers on Micah 6:8: to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God—not to earn salvation, but because we belong to Jesus.

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill
Date: June 14, 2026
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Pastor Landon continues our journey through the Minor Prophets with a message from the book of Jonah titled “Running for Mercy.”

Jonah is more than a story about a great fish—it is a powerful picture of God’s mercy, patience, sovereignty, and pursuit of sinners. From Jonah’s rebellion to Nineveh’s repentance, we see a God who calls, corrects, restores, and shows compassion even to those we struggle to love.

This message challenges us to ask: Where are we running from God? Who are we refusing to love? And do we truly share God’s heart for the lost?

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill
Date:6/7/2026
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In this message from the book of Obadiah, Pastor Landon continues our study through the Minor Prophets by exploring one of the shortest books in the Old Testament—and one of the most powerful.

Obadiah confronts the pride of Edom, a nation that trusted in its strength, security, wisdom, and alliances rather than in God. Through this prophetic warning, we are reminded that pride deceives the heart, resists God’s grace, and ultimately leads to destruction. Yet the message does not end in judgment. It points us to the hope found in surrendering to Jesus Christ.

Through the examples of Edom and Christ, we see two very different paths: self-exaltation versus humility, self-rule versus surrender, pride versus grace. While Edom sought to elevate itself, Jesus humbled Himself—even to the point of death on a cross—so that sinners could be redeemed.

This sermon challenges us to examine our own hearts. Are we building our own kingdom, or are we surrendering to God’s? Obadiah reminds us that every earthly kingdom will pass away, but one kingdom will remain forever:

“The kingdom shall be the Lord’s.” (Obadiah 1:21)

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill
Date: 5/31/2026
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