Have you ever been frustrated with God? God often acts in way that don't match our expectations or reflect our biases. In this message, Pastor Scott continues our series on Jonah by talking about how God was too much for Jonah - offering mercy, compassion, and grace to Jonah's enemies. This message will challenge how you view this book in the Bible and how you view God.

Have you ever been frustrated by what God is doing or NOT doing in your life? God is in the business of challenging the way we think, especially about how He works in the world. In this message, our guest speaker, Jeff Gokee, helps us understand "the worst Gospel presentation ever" in Jonah 3 changed an entire city!

Have you ever been frustrated by what God is doing or NOT doing in your life? God is in the business of challenging the way we think, especially about how He works in the world. In this message, our guest speaker, Jeff Gokee, helps us understand "the worst Gospel presentation ever" in Jonah 3 changed an entire city!

When you study the lives of many famous world-changing figures, you find that they would have never accomplished what they did if it hadn't been for seasons of adversity. It's often in the midst of difficult life events that we discover God at work. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage explores Jonah chapter 2 and how Jonah experienced God's grace. If you ever wondered how God's grace works in your life, Scott will share 5 stages here that you'll experience in your life again and again.

Have you ever been surprised by what God has done (or not done)? Those moments often provoke big questions about who God is and about how the world works. Facing those questions often leads us to run from God. The greatest story of someone who ran from God because God didn't do what he expected is the story of Jonah. While many of us think we know the story of Jonah, there is much more here than we learned in Sunday School or watched in a movie. In this message, Scott Savage kicks off our Rediscovering Jonah series and challenges us to ask hard questions about what we believe about God and His grace.

Have you ever been surprised by what God has done (or not done)? Those moments often provoke big questions about who God is and about how the world works. Facing those questions often leads us to run from God. The greatest story of someone who ran from God because God didn't do what he expected is the story of Jonah. While many of us think we know the story of Jonah, there is much more here than we learned in Sunday School or watched in a movie. In this message, Scott Savage kicks off our Rediscovering Jonah series and challenges us to ask hard questions about what we believe about God and His grace.

Have you ever felt like giving up when you're praying? Gotten impatient with God not answering or moving as quickly as you like? In this message, Scott Savage wraps up our Pray! series with a message about the role perseverance and persistence play in prayer.

So many of us are asking “How do I know when God is speaking?” or “How do I listen for God’s response to my prayers?” Talking to God can often come a lot easier than listening to God. But, both are a part of prayer. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage shares that prayer is designed to be a dialogue with God, not a monologue to God. Scott offers practical tools to help you talk with and listen to God in new ways.

When many of us think about prayer, we think about praying for other people. Illness, surgery, financial issue, marriage problem, or job searches - all of these fall under the banner of what the Bible calls "intercession." But what if the way we pray for other people was far bigger than we imagined? What if our vision of intercession were far too small? With humor and vulnerability, Pastor Scott Savage continues our Pray! series by teaching us how to pray for people we love in the midst of our limits as people.

When many of us think about prayer, we think about praying for other people. Illness, surgery, financial issue, marriage problem, or job searches - all of these fall under the banner of what the Bible calls "intercession." But what if the way we pray for other people was far bigger than we imagined? What if our vision of intercession were far too small? With humor and vulnerability, Pastor Scott Savage continues our Pray! series by teaching us how to pray for people we love in the midst of our limits as people.