Ninevah was the capital of the Assyrian Empire during the reign of Josiah of the southern Israelite kingdom of Judah. Around the middle of the 7th century BC, God gave Nahum a prophecy concerning Ninevah’s destruction. This series will equate that event and the prophecy to events of our day, with the prayerful hope of showing that God is still a God of justice.

Many in the congregation enjoyed the fall sermon series, “All Roads Lead to Rome,” and have requested that we continue studying this pivotal letter of the Apostle Paul. This series will visit some of the themes from the letter that were not touched upon in the last series.

Gideon as found in the book of Judges was at best a reluctant hero, at worst a deeply flawed one. This series will look at Gideon’s call, God’s ability to give confirming signs, God’s sovereign ability over powerful forces, Gideon’s vindictiveness, and Gideon’s movement from reluctant hero to corrupting influence. Prayerfully, his life will serve alternately as a lesson and/or a warning for us.