Learning How to Do Life Well
We end the story of Jonah the same way God did…with some hard questions, and a bonus comment on the “sign of Jonah.”
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws from two main sources. The first is a series of podcasts by Tim Mackie, available at The Bible Project website. We are also using a book by Tim Keller, Rediscovering Jonah (Amazon affiliate link).
Do you know how much God cares about people who are far away from him? Jonah finds out, and he doesn’t like it.
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws from two main sources. The first is a series of podcasts by Tim Mackie, available at The Bible Project website. We are also using a book by Tim Keller, Rediscovering Jonah (Amazon affiliate link).
Jonah finally makes it to Ninevah, and, once again, the pagans prove to hear God better than the man of God.
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws from two main sources. The first is a series of podcasts by Tim Mackie, available at The Bible Project website. We are also using a book by Tim Keller, Rediscovering Jonah (Amazon affiliate link).
Rachel Porter talks about the questions of identity Jonah faced and how they still face us today.
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws from two main sources. The first is a series of podcasts by Tim Mackie, available at The Bible Project website. We are also using a book by Tim Keller, Rediscovering Jonah (Amazon affiliate link).
Jonah learned a bit about storms, and we learn a bit more in today’s lesson.
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws from two main sources. The first is a series of podcasts by Tim Mackie, available at The Bible Project website. We are also using a book by Tim Keller, Rediscovering Jonah (Amazon affiliate link).
Jonah and the Big Fish (or Whale, depending on your era). That’s how most people have learned about Jonah. Because of the imagery of a man living in the belly of a Big Fish, it is usually one of the early Bible stories for kids.
That’s unfortunate, because that’s NOT what this Bible book is about. Trudi begins this new series, as we go exploring to see what God really was saying…and is STILL saying to us today.
In addition to the original text of Scripture, this series draws from two main sources. The first is a series of podcasts by Tim Mackie, available at The Bible Project website. We are also using a book by Tim Keller, Rediscovering Jonah (Amazon affiliate link).