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Jonah part 19. Jonah's response to Nineveh's repentance. The most unusual response a preacher can give when his preaching is totally successful!
1 Timothy part 35. Looking at what happens when we serve the Lord with a good/pure conscience.
Jonah part 18. Looking at Jonah Chapter 4 verse 1. How does this verse have to do with the word "evil," when the English word "evil" is nowhere in there?
1 Timothy part 34. Looking at the qualifications of a deacon and specifically what it means to hold "the mystery of the faith in a pure conscience."
Jonah Part 17. Looking at Jonah Chapter 3 verses 7 through 10. The decree of the King of Nineveh and his Nobles. What it teaches us about genuine repentance.
Part 2 of "Battle of Life." Thoughts following the shooting of Charlie Kirk. The reality of the spiritual battle. Quoting Erika Kirk, "The spiritual warfare is palpable."
Jonah part 16 looking at chapter 3 verse 6. Jonah's preaching makes its way all the way to the top. The king hears Jonah's preaching and repents. Parallels to the impact Charlie Kirk had upon America's government officials.
Thoughts following the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the aftermath.
Pastor Charlie Noble addresses how the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven are clearly referring to the same thing (and he proves it ex. Matthew 19:23). Looking at seven of the parables about the Kingdom found in Matthew's gospel, there are things they can teach us today.
Church planter Joe Delp shares his testimony of how he came to Christ while challenging the church on prayer.
1 Timothy part 33 "a bishop (pastor, elder) must have a good report of them that are without."
Jonah part 15. Looking at chapter 3 verse 5, the responses of the Ninevites to Jonah's preaching.
1 Timothy part 32. Looking at the qualifications of a pastor. He must not be a novice.
1 Timothy part 31 Qualifications of a Bishop/Pastor/Elder.
Jonah part 14 Jonah is finally obedient to preach judgment to the people of Nineveh. How our job as watchmen parallel's Jonah's responsibility to warn other's of impending judgment.
Jonah (Part 13) Comparing Jonah's Second call with his first call. His unique opportunity to continue with his ministry to Nineveh. How we can learn from God's dealing with Jonah.
Jonah part 12 Chapter 2 of Jonah and looking at the 5 marks of genuine repentance in the prayer of Jonah from the belly of the fish.
1 Timothy part 28 qualifications of a pastor. A Bishop must not be "given to wine." What is being prohibited? What Standard is being set? and Is There a Wider Application?
Jonah part 11. Looking at the Psalm of Jonah as he prays from the belly of the great fish. Did Jonah actually die and then rise again?
1 Timothy part 27. Qualifications of a pastor/bishop/elder. Able to teach. What determines the "effectiveness" of a pastor's ability to teach?
Jonah part 10 The Psalm of Jonah. Jonah's prayer from the belly of the fish.
1 Timothy Part 26. Looking at the qualifications of a bishop/pastor/elder. Of the entire list of moral/ethical qualities, the quality of being 'able to teach' is the only ministry skill or gift that is articulated in this list.
Jonah's Penitent Prayer. The Psalm of Job from the fish's belly.
What is the way, and how does a person follow the way? Jesus is the way (John 14:6-7). To follow the way, we need to abide in Jesus.
Today's text teaches God's sovereign rule over the events of Jonahs' life. God's desire is to accomplish his good purpose in believer's lives despite the selfish efforts we may trying to get our own way!
1 Timothy series part 25. Looking at the qualifications for a pastor in light of the fact that all believers should strife to be more Christlike. The focus today is on the theme of all the qualities focusing on our need to be less selfish, then we focus on the quality of hospitality!
Jonah was bent on NOT seeing God spare the Assyrians from the punishment believed they deserved. So much so, that he refused to be the one to warn them and possibly save them from God's wrath.
Paul's list of qualifications for the office of a bishop/pastor may have been patterned after common lists of his day. These 'job qualification' lists are found often in Scripture. What can we learn about God's lists?
Understanding the concept of casting lots as seen in Jonah Chapter 1 verse 7, and sanctioned in Proverbs 16 verse 33. Also 1 Samuel 10 & 1 Samuel 14;
Looking at three important qualifications expected for men in leadership and how they should exemplify men of God.
Does God Love Everyone the Same? follows an article by Jonathan Noyes of Stand to Reason as we look at an overview of the life of Jonah and his response to God's attempt to show mercy on the Assyrian people: A people that deserve judgment.
As one commentator put it, "While the sailors panicked, Jonah slept soundly, oblivious to the perils surrounding him. The prophets smug indifference illustrated Jonah's self righteousness."
"The office of the Christian ministry, rightly understood, is the most honorable, and important, that any man in the whole world can ever sustain; and it will be one of the wonders and employments of eternity to consider the reasons why the wisdom and goodness of God assigned this office to imperfect and guilty man!" Cotton Mather
God doesn't just use a large fish to get Jonah's attention and bring a message of mercy to the Assyrians. He also uses the weather, a boat and a group of pagan sailors.
The call of the pastor and the importance of the local church ministry.
Israel's sin of Impatience and ingratitude brought judgment on his people, and teaches us a lesson for today. "Grumbling revealed hearts hardened by entitlement and forgetfulness."
How did Jonah's hatred for the Assyrians lead him to flee from the presence of God? Learn how our refusal to "set apart" God in our hearts leads us to unfounded fears and unjust animosity toward others.
What does Paul mean when he speaks of women being "saved in (or through) childbearing?"
Final message on Receiving Criticism. Being able to "dish it out but not being able to take it."
Palm Sunday morning message. He is too wise a God to frustrate His purpose due to ... anything.
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