Salvation Is of the Lord

We are thrilled to have a special guest for this episode! Join us for a personal word from a very special guest living and laboring in the land where Jonah ministered. The message is the same: “Salvation is of the LORD.”

(Jonah 4:11) The last word always belongs to the Lord. And the last word in Jonah reveals so much about the love of God. This is God's last word... 

(Jonah 4:4-11) Life is full of questions. Questions probe our hearts and drive us to the God of all answers. Listen to the questions throughout the book of Jonah and you will learn more about yourself, this world, and ultimately, about God. 

(Jonah 4:1-11) God was at work in the gourd! Through a simple object lesson the Lord was teaching Jonah (and us) what truly matters. Here are five truths we must be remember if we want to think and feel as God does. 

(Jonah 4:2-11) Anger never gets better on its own; it always gets worse. We must discover the seeds of it in our own lives and ask the Lord to remove every thought, motive, and desire that isn't rooted in Him. 

(Jonah 4:2-8) Why do we get angry? In Jonah's experience we identify some of the small roots of anger that grow and produce bitter fruit. A little root of bitterness can become a big problem. 

(Jonah 4:1,11) Our world is an angry world, but the anger that is most destructive is the spirit of anger in God's people. It robs us of joy and keeps others from seeing the God of love in us. Let's talk about anger in the life of a believer... 

(Jonah 3:10-4:1) It was not hard for God to conquer Ninevah - one message brought them to their knees! But, Jonah? Today we discover why there is a fourth chapter to the book and what God is trying to teach His servants. 

(Jonah 3:1-10) Throughout Scripture 40 is a number of testing and proving. God gives a space of grace and men must determine what they will do with it. He will bring judgment but He offers mercy. Would you give the next 40 days to telling others? 

(Jonah 3:1-5) We want to make a difference in the world but the need and our inability can be overwhelming at times. How do you begin to witness? Take three practical ideas from Jonah's example and start right where you are.