Jonah: God's mercy and compassion

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Jonah: God's mercy and compassion

Finding Christ in the Minor Prophets

July 28, 2024 • James Lauderdale • Jonah

The Book of Jonah challenges readers to understand God's boundless mercy and the importance of repentance. The book highlights the timeless lessons of obedience, salvation, sovereignty, and priorities, emphasizing that God's love and forgiveness extend to all, even to those we might consider beyond redemption.

Hosea: Loving the Loveless

June 30, 2024 • Rich Millhouse • Hosea 1

This sermon Loving the Loveless explores the book of Hosea, one of the minor prophets, and uncovers the profound themes of; Love’s Misdirection - Sin, Love’s Correction - Judgment, and Love’s Restoration - Grace. The pattern in Hosea is clear: Sin leads to judgment, but God’s ultimate goal is restoration through His boundless grace. This echoes the greater story of redemption fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who emptied Himself to save us and bring us into God's family.

Joel: Who can Survive?

July 7, 2024 • Todd Hiltibran • Joel

The Book of Joel offers a powerful message of hope and redemption. It underscores the importance of heartfelt repentance and the assurance that God responds to sincere cries for mercy. Joel's prophecy extends beyond his immediate context to a future outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the ultimate triumph of God’s kingdom. As such, it remains a relevant and inspiring call to seek God's face, trust in His promises, and look forward to the Day of the Lord with faith and hope.

Amos: A Prophet's Burden

July 14, 2024 • Rich Millhouse • Amos

A first person sermon of Amos played by pastor Rich that brings to light the profound and often uncomfortable truths of justice, righteousness and mercy found in the book of Amos. The message highlights the severe consequences of Israel's, Judah's transgressions and their special covenant relationship with God. Whether through advocating for the oppressed, living with integrity, or fostering community, we are called to embody the principles laid out in Amos. A mandate that is motivated by the gospel of what Christ has done for us.