The Disobedient Prophet

(Jonah 1-4)

Yearly Theme: “Goodness is… Genuine”

Series Title: “Goodness in G Minor”

May 5th, 2024

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Join us as we talk about Jonah, his story, and how God loves our enemies as much as He loves us.

Love Your Enemies

(1 Samuel 24:1-22)

Yearly Theme: “Goodness is… Genuine”

Series Title: “Giant Slayer: A Man After GOD’s Own Heart”

April 21st, 2024

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As we continue our series on David in the Old Testament book of 1 Samuel today, we come upon a scene when tensions have run so high between King Saul and David that David is now on the run from Saul in the wilderness region of Engedi near the Dead Sea. Hiding out in caves with a few of his loyal men, David is trying to escape the wrath of Saul who seeks to kill him in a jealous fit of rage. Saul sees David as a threat, and thus, an enemy, and pursues to eliminate him and any chance he might have at taking the throne of Israel away from him or his own family. David, however, wishes Saul no harm. Though Saul has become an enemy, David does not desire to lay a hand on him but instead trusts in GOD for his future. But what is David to do, when an opportunity arises that seems straight from GOD to take Saul out? Let’s read and find out…

Law and Grace

(Romans 5:20-6:4)

Yearly Theme: “Goodness is… Grace”

Series Title: “Course Correction: How Jesus Sets Things Right”

March 17th, 2024

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In our passage for discussion today, we will be exploring GOD’s wonderful gift of grace as contrasted with our (human’s) sinful state. Grace is how a person is “let off the hook” (so to speak) for things they have done or committed against another, be it GOD or neighbor. It’s the extension of GOD’s unmerited favor upon humanity even in the face of the atrocities of sin and death. No matter the amount or extent of the sins of humanity, GOD’s grace abounds all the more. But there is one great condition: A person must willingly receive this grace and leave a life of sin. Let’s take a closer look this morning: