When I Read about Jonah, I Laugh.

[agsnchunt]

But it’s that nervous laughter where I know I’m explicitly guilty of exactly what Jonah is guilty.

I want to talk about salvation to the people I deem worthy, the people I like, the people most like me (well, not really, because I lie to myself about how bad I really am).

Truth For Life - Daily

Alistair Begg urges the children of God to wake up, step up, and speak up!

www.truthforlife.org

 

[Triggermortis]

Last night while looking through my Bible, at the end of the book of Jonah, I saw some notes I had made from a sermon my friend had preached some years back. He had divided Jonah into 4 sections for his sermon, a section for each of the 4 chapters in Jonah.

Chapter 1 - "I won't go"
Chapter 2 - "I will go"
Chapter 3 - "I'm here"
Chapter 4 - "I wish I hadn't come"

LOL

Yes, there is some of that, in each of those sentiments, that describes our struggle.

 

[agsnchunt]

Last night while looking through my Bible, at the end of the book of Jonah, I saw some notes I had made from a sermon my friend had preached some years back. He had divided Jonah into 4 sections for his sermon, a section for each of the 4 chapters in Jonah.

Chapter 1 - "I won't go"
Chapter 2 - "I will go"
Chapter 3 - "I'm here"
Chapter 4 - "I wish I hadn't come"

LOL

Yes, there is some of that, in each of those sentiments, that describes our struggle.

LOL

He was a petulant dude.

Which, of course, means I must be as well.

How quickly we forget where we came from and who we truly are.