In this week's message of "God's Greatest Hits" Rev. Tom talks about the story of Jonah. God was calling Jonah to go to the city of Nineveh, but Jonah didn't want to. However, God's plan was greater. This story reveals to us examples of faith and obedience, while also revealing the good news that God will be with you, behind you, and beside you no matter the circumstance.Is there something today that God is asking you to do that you don't want to do?

As we continue with the sermon series "God's Greatest Hits," Rev. Tom digs deeper into the importance of prophets.God used prophets, like Jeremiah, to share a new message of hope with people in dark and hopeless situations. Today, God continues to speak through people as they interpret the Bible and to use them to share messages of hope and encouragement. How is God working through you today?

In this week of "God's Greatest Hits" Rev. Tom looks at the story of Moses and the burning bush. God was calling Moses to help lead God's people into a better future. God still works this way in calling people to work for him. How is God calling you to be in ministry and action today?

In this week of "God's Greatest Hits" we look at the story of Joseph from the Old Testament. After looking at the hills and valleys of Joseph's life, how amazing is it that he could say - "you meant it for evil, but God used it for good." What are the valleys, what are the battles, what are the bad situations in your life right now? How can you look at them and know that God is present, and that in the end, God is working it towards something good?

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." In week 3 of "God's Greatest Hits" Rev. Tom preaches that if you can believe that basic Christian belief - you can likely believe most of the Bible. But, if you struggle with God being the creator of all things - you may struggle to believe and trust the other promises of God. In this sermon, we hear to not focus on the when or how of creation - but instead on the who (God) and the why (to give order out of chaos.)

One of God's Greatest Hits was the creation of music. God gifted certain composers with the ability to put notes, rhythms, and words together to help share a message with His people. On this second Sunday of "God's Greatest Hits" Rev. Tom and the Church House Band look at some of these special songs that have shaped our faith and what message they have for us today.

Happy Pentecost, church! On this day where we celebrate the birth of the church through the work of God's Holy Spirit - Rev. Tom talks about this Greatest Hit of God. God continued to be active and present (and still does today) with his people through the Spirit coming on Pentecost. How is the Holy Spirit of God moving you today, and how is our church showing this movement to the world around us?

We are invited to a variety of different things all of the time. The question is, do you accept the invitations or do you find excuses to avoid them? Rev. Tom uses this imagery and Jesus' use of this parable in Luke 14 to look at the invitation God has given all of us through Jesus - to be connected to God and God's people. Are you answering God's invitation and being 'all in' to his call? Or, are you finding excuses?

The Gospel of Luke, chapter 13, contains tough instructions and realities for God's people. In this message from Luke 13, Rev. Tom asks us all to consider - how much does God matter to you? How are you showing fruit of your relationship with him? How are you living differently because you've come to know Jesus. Because, knowing and being known by Jesus determines our future.

On this Sunday after Easter, Grand View takes time to continue to look at the promise and hope that through Jesus we can experience change in our lives. Old can become new, dead can become alive. The question for us this week is, can people see signs of this type of life change in you? How are you showing others (without even saying a word) the change that you have experienced through Jesus?