La última vez mencionamos que traeriamos un último articulo sobre la misericordia de Dios en Jonás. Permítame saltar a este tema de Jonás, con la esperanza de devolver la próxima vez la entrega final de la misericordia. “Entonces respondieron algunos de los escribas y los fariseos, diciendo: Maestro, deseamos ver de ti una señal. Pero
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Last time we mentioned we would bring one last post on God’s mercy in Jonah. Allow me to jump ahead to this theme of Jonah, in hopes of returning the final installment on mercy next time. “Then certain of the scribes and of the Pharisees answered, saying, Master, we would see a sign from thee.
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En nuestro último articulo, notamos la soberanía de Dios como uno de los temas destacados en el libro de Jonás. Siempre debemos recordar que las Escrituras nos revelan la naturaleza y el carácter de Dios. Dios es conocido, entendido y adorado correctamente a través de la revelación dada de Él en las Escrituras. El libro
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We noted in our last post that God, in mercy, ran after Jonah when Jonah was fleeing from God’s command. God overtook him, saved him from drowning and restored his soul. The same Jonah who was running away from the presence of the Lord was now a man who was earnestly seeking God’s face. God’s
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Actualmente en Collierville PBC, estoy predicando a través del libro de Jonás. Ha sido un rico estudio para mí, y espero que la congregación también haya sido bendecida. En un libro tan corto (4 capítulos), se ven muchos temas teológicos destacados y ricos. Hoy, veré cómo Jonás destaca la Soberanía de Dios. Dios gobierna sobre
In our last post, we noted the sovereignty of God as one of the themes highlighted in the book of Jonah. We must always remember that the Scriptures reveal the nature and character of God to us. God is rightly known, understood and worshipped through the revelation given of Him in the Scriptures. The book
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Almighty God, we live in a spiritual wasteland. You are ignored, blasphemed and minimized. Your Word is perverted or rejected or forgotten. Christ is not held in high esteem. Unbelief is commonplace. False prophets are many. Men do that which is right in their own eyes. The corrupting effects of sin are rampant. We pray
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Currently at Collierville PBC, I am preaching through the book of Jonah. It has been a rich study for me, and I hope the congregation has been blessed as well. In such a short book (4 chapters), many rich, prominent theological themes are seen. Today, I will look out at how Jonah highlights the Sovereignty
“I love the Lord, because He hath heard my voice and my supplications.” Psalm 116:1 There are an abundance of things to stir up our love for God. Forgiveness of sin, redemption from ruin, and the prospect of eternal life would be a few at the top of the list. But, how precious is the
“I am the LORD thy God, which brought thee out of the land of Egypt: open thy mouth wide, and I will fill it.” Psalm 81:10 The image of a baby bird craning its’ beak wide open in request and expectancy for it to be filled with food from an attentive parent is a fitting
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