Salvation Is of the Lord

(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. 

(Jonah 3:1-5) One of God's favorite words is the "go." It implies definite advancement and a divine aim. Those who have the truth cannot be passive with it. This is a clarion call to stop being spectators and become participants in God's work in this world. 

(Jonah 3:1-3) Three commands, action words, were given to Jonah. They are the same three things that all of us are to do now. It is time to consider God's commands and determine to take action. 

(Jonah 3:1-3) The word "great" is greatly overused! Not everything is great. Not everyone is great. Yet the Lord uses this word to describe Ninevah. Today we discover three things that are truly great. 

(Jonah 2:9-10) Did you know that there is a connection between Jonah and Jesus? In fact, Jonah is the only Old Testament prophet to whom Jesus likened Himself. Find out why today... 

(Jonah 2:4-8) God's greatest miracle is seen at Calvary. What a miracle that the Lord loves us! The entire book of Jonah is a reminder of the unfailing, undeserved love of God for all people.  

Perhaps you cannot see how the Lord is working in all of the details and even the difficulties of your life...but He is! So many of His miracles are not known until much later. Remember this: He is working right where you are.