Jonah 1:17-2:10 Jonah is a book of opposites. Jonah is told to go up, but he goes down, he deserves judgement but is saved instead. Come and see the prayer where God breaks and remakes Jonah. And consider Christ who was greater than Jonah and shows us even greater grace.
Jonah 1:1-16 Jonah is an unlikely prophet who when sent to Nineveh, ran instead. It seems he only obeyed God when it suited him. God’s people would do well to learn from Jonah’s mistakes!
Acts 27:1-28:16 Paul’s shipwreck journey to Rome shows that the Christian life brings both suffering and the comfort of God’s sovereignty. These are truths that steady us when the seas rage.
Acts 25:13-26:32 Paul, once the enemy of the gospel, now testifies in chains before King Agrippa about the risen King Jesus. His defence shows the gospel fulfils Scripture, brings hope, and demands a decision.
Acts 23:12–25:12 Facing plots, accusations, and trials, Paul shows that the gospel fulfils the Scriptures, gives the safest hope through the resurrection, and clears the conscience before God.
Acts 21:17 – 23:11 Facing false accusations, violent opposition, and unjust trials, Paul models flexibility for fellowship, a faithful defence, and fearless courage in Christ.
Acts 20:29–21:16 As Paul heads to Jerusalem he leaves warnings to be watchful! We need to listen to these if we are to keep going!
Acts 20:17–28 Paul’s goodbye to the Ephesian Elders is unforgettable, it’s a rallying call for the Christian life.
Isaiah 6:1-8 King Uzziah has died. Enemies surround Israel. Now is the perfect time for Isaiah to be reminded of the Holy God who offers cleansing and commissioning to this prophet who confesses his sin.
John 13:1-30 Jesus has embarked on a great washing project and he wants us to join him as he washes the whole world of its sin and shame. But do we really need washing? And can we really play a role in washing the whole world?