Have you ever felt like that you are too far gone, that you’ve done something God could never forgive.  Pastor Tim Hawks continues in Hosea to show God’s love, which can reverse the pain of our mistakes and re-establishes our future with him.

It’s easy to question God’s love when we are faced by obstacles. Guest Speaker Ben Schenck pours into Hosea 2 in order to show that God’s tough love is for our benefit and his discipline is for our satisfaction.

Whether good or bad, we can never rise above our experience of love. Pastor Tim Hawks dives into the story of Hosea to show that God’s love for us is secure, and unlike any other love that we can experience.

What are we supposed to do when we feel anger toward God?  Teaching through the last chapter of Jonah, Pastor Tim Hawks shows that our anger at God comes from mankind’s reluctance to let God be God, and reluctance to trust in his dealings with others and ourselves.

It’s often hard to stay eager when a situation becomes difficult. As we journey through Jonah, Pastor Tim Hawks shows how our loving God gives second chances, and what happens when a reluctant person comes face to face with an eager God.

Have you ever felt like you are stuck, that your reluctance has trapped you? As we continue our study of Jonah, Pastor Jurie Kriel shows how inactivity and passivity are the results of reluctance, and how we can pull ourselves “out of the fish” and live an effective life.

At some point in life, each of us find ourselves reluctant to act.  Beginning our study of the story of Jonah, Pastor Tim Hawks shows how easily we can bring ourselves to times of reluctance, but that through God, we have the power to overcome our hesitations and be used by Him.

When our time on Earth is through, what about us will live on?  Pastor Tim Hawks takes us through the story of David in 1 Chronicles 28-29 to demonstrate how to build a legacy built on the foundation of God, which will live on past our lifetime.

Through the story of David, in 1 Samuel 12-20, Pastor Tim Hawks shows how God brings about the consequences of sin as a way for us to change our heart and turn to Him.  While we must accept the consequences, through Christ, we can also rise above them and find hope.

When things go south, are you someone who jumps into action or watches from the sidelines? Pastor Tim Hawks continues the story of David in 2 Samuel 13-14 as example of how our lives are effected by passivity, and how God’s mercy calls us to action.