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Angry At God
There’s a world of difference between sons and servants. Jonah’s perspective of himself and of the Ninevites was off. The result was anger at God. Are you angry at God? It may be because you see yourself as a servant, not a son (child of God).
How Can A Just God Forgive?
How can God send people to Hell if He is love, people ask. But an equally challenging question is how a just God can send guilty sinners without punishment to Heaven. This is the question Jonah seems to have wrestled with in his day as he watched God forgive the brutal Assyrians.
Who Knows? God May Yet Relent
Jonah finally obeys and goes to Nineveh. To our surprise, the brutal Assyrians give us a model of repentance.
The Mercy of Trials
The waters closed over my head, and I thought I was about to be cut off!
Running from God
The story of Jonah has been treasured by Christians for two millenia, and even Jesus himself referred to the events that happened to Jonah as foreshadowing his future death and resurrection. In it we find a man like all of us, flawed and afraid and running from God; but we also find hope as God uses Jonah despite himself.
All Christians Are Called To The Ordinary
Paul ends his letter with common every day stuff: travel plans, greetings, notes about a collection, and a few final exhortations. The ordinariness of his requests reminds us that the Christian life is actually filled with the mundane, common stuff of life. Every Christian is called to the live out the extraordinary gospel message in the context of ordinary life.