Sermons About Jonah
The Cost Of Saying NO To God
This morning I want to talk with you about the cost of saying “NO” to God. There are many good people who really love the Lord – BUT – they still don’t do what they know God wants them to do. They say “NO” to God! FRIENDS – That is a dangerous position in which to find yourself. To know what God expects – what God commands – what God desires; and yet choose to disobey Him. To teach us the consequences of such behavior, God has included an account of His dealings with the prophet Jonah
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Survive or Live?
Survive or Live! The choice is ours. However, too many are just surviving life, and not living life in Christ. David lived life, Jonah survived life.
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Revival Means To Return
This sermon takes a look at the life of Jonah and compares it to the lives of most Christians today. We see that Jonah was disobedient to God; we see his disobedience caused chastisement, and that chastisement eventually led to a revival in Jonah, a return to God. Then we see the results of obedience when Jonah did what God commanded and a whole great city was saved. We likewise have been called by God to go, but most Christians just like Jonah are disobedient. What if just a few of us got real and followed God's command to Go Tell Every Creature? How many cities could we win to Christ? How many people could we save from Judgment?
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Pursuing the Peace of Philadelphia
Brad Zinn begins the Pursuing the Peace of Philadelphia sermon series discussing the story of Jonah and God's love for cities.
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