Jonah: Introduction
The story of Jonah is a fabulous tale. Children love it because it is funny…I believe God laughs at us…frequently. However, it is a viewpoint that reveals God’s Mercy and God’s Grace. Continue reading
The story of Jonah is a fabulous tale. Children love it because it is funny…I believe God laughs at us…frequently. However, it is a viewpoint that reveals God’s Mercy and God’s Grace. Continue reading
You will notice that I have included vs. 18-20 in this final lesson, even though they were included in the previous one. Well, they are sort of a transition into the closing doxology and greetings. But more than that, The Asbury Commentary suggests that some ‘ancient texts’ read this as “May God supply…” Which, if that’s the case, really does move these two verses into the closing remarks. Continue reading
Fourth, we really need to learn to be content. God gave us the Tenth Commandment because He understood our discontent. ‘The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence’ sums it up very nicely. Continue reading
We have reached the pinnacle of “Mount Philippians”. Three of these four verses are quoted frequently – very frequently –by many Christians…We pull these verses out of context, using them in ways that, to me, make them sound like platitudes. Continue reading