Sermons

The book of Jonah asks a demanding question: Is your heart like God’s heart?

In Jonah 4:1–4, Jonah’s anger exposes a heart resistant to God’s mercy. God’s compassion toward Nineveh should have led to worship, but instead it revealed Jonah’s pride and self-righteousness.

In Jonah 3, we see the mercy of God at work as Jonah is recommissioned. Once a rebellious prophet, Jonah is given a second chance to obey, reminding us that God graciously uses weak and sinful people for His purposes.

Jonah 1:17–2:10 illuminates for us the nature of God’s sovereignty in life’s hardships and most challenging times.

This sermon from Jonah 1:8–16 contrasts Jonah’s empty claim to “fear the Lord” with the sailors’ genuine fear that leads them to trust and worship  God.

This sermon from Jonah 1:4–8 reminds us that God is sovereign even in life’s fiercest storms.

In Jonah 1:1–3 we meet a prophet who receives God’s clear command but chooses to run the opposite direction.