The second chapter of Jonah describes the immediate event following the prophet's being thrown overboard. While it may seem foolish or silly to believe that a great fish swallowed Jonah, please keep in mind that the Lord Jesus referenced this historical event during His earthly ministry, and He didn't deny, refute, or modify it. Come and listen to how the Lord led His prophet to surrender and become useful in His hands. Has the Lord brought you to surrender to Him as well? Music: "a new beginning" by bensound.com

Happy New Year! What on earth would possess a prophet to run away from the Lord? This is precisely what Jonah did when God gave him specific instructions. Instead of rendering obedience, the prophet fled. Now what about you? What causes you to not be "fully in" with God? Is it fear of the unknown (i.e., fear of what He may do with your life)? Maybe it's a deeper issue like being willfully obstinate. Join us as we start our journey through the book of Jonah. Music: "adventure" by bensound.com

Derived from Hebrews 5:12-14, this morning's message is intended to encourage the Christian in their pursuit of Jesus Christ. Admittedly, all of us have room to grow in godliness; as a result, let the Scriptures inspire you to seek the face of God and to walk closer with Him in the coming year. Music: "elevate" by bensound.com

Merry Christmas from Clearview Corner! We hope you have a wonderful time with family and friends as we celebrate the birth of our Savior. This morning's message comes from Luke 2:22-38 as we continue to ponder whether the birth of the Christ was a silent affair. We conclude our journey through Luke 2 by taking two additional testimonies into account: those of Simeon and Anna. If you don't know the Savior, our prayer is that you will come to know Him sooner than later. "This is Christmas" by Scott Holmes Music (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)

We invite you to our second part of Luke 2 as we draw closer to Christmas. Last week, we introduced this question: was the birth of Jesus a quiet event? Continuing on from the Old Testament prophecies, we now look at the angelic messages sent from God to various people to announce the birth of the Christ. Music: "A Peaceful Winter" by Scott Holmes Music (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)

As Christmas day approaches, we will journey through the birth of Jesus as described in Luke chapter 2. Come join us as we use this first Sunday of the season to stand in awe of God's specificity regarding the Christ's birth. We hope this will be an encouragement to you as you seek Him. Music: "A Peaceful Winter" by Scott Holmes Music (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)

Due to unfortunate circumstances and technical difficulties, we have been absent for several weeks--but it's great to be back! This morning's message comes from Luke 16:19-31. Our own Student Pastor, Zach, filled in this morning to deliver God's Word. In this passage, we learn that there is "a great gulf fixed" between Lazarus and the rich man in the afterlife. The question for you to consider: where will you be when this life is over? Music: "tenderness" by bensound.com

This morning's message comes from Luke 12:13-21. In this passage, Jesus addressed the danger of covetousness and greed. For the Christian, we have need to be concerned of only one thing: growing in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Are you growing in Christ? If not, when do you think you'll engage the Lord? Come join us as we journey through the Scriptures. Music: "a day to remember" by bensound.com