Who does God care about? Do you about the people that God cares about? Join us today as we wrap up our series on Jonah.
Love the People You Don't Like
Jonah was sent by God to Nineveh to spread the message that their city would be overturned in 40 days. When the people were forgiven, Jonah was upset. Who do you not like? How can you show God's love to them?
A Second Chance
When we run away from God it can seem like things are hopeless. But because Jonah's story is our story, we can find hope when we find ourselves in these places. If we're willing to turn back to God, there is nowhere that is too deep or dark for God to pull us out of.
Running From God
Today we start our new series all about Jonah. What can Jonah's story about disobedience and running from God's calling teach us about the ways in which we may be running from God's plans for us?
Adjusting Your Life to God
Alex McMorine is the pastoral intern at Bromley this summer. He shares today from a recent trip to Kenya where he learned about ways that Biblical principles can help us find a balance in caring for the world and creation.
Experiencing God Together
For the past few weeks we've been talking about experiencing God. Today we are looking at how we can experience God together.
How God Speaks to Us
Today we're exploring the ways that God speaks to us and how we can hear Him. We also look at ways to know if what you're hearing is really from God.
Adjusting Your Life to God
When we join God in His work, He often asks us to make changes in our lives. How can we submit our desires and plans to God's will and follow Him, even when it's difficult? Today we are challenged to identify areas of our lives where we need to make adjustments, in order to follow God more closely.
A Crisis of Belief
What do you do if what God is inviting you to doesn't make sense? This is often called a "crisis of belief". Some of the most familiar stories in the Bible are about these crises. What is your crisis of belief? What is it that God is inviting you into, that you can't do on your own?