1. Why is it easier to receive mercy than to celebrate it for others? Jonah gladly received God’s mercy when he was rescued, but struggled when that same mercy was extended to Nineveh.Can you think of a time when you were grateful for grace in your own life but...
1. What does your “belly of the beast” look like? Jonah found himself trapped in darkness, confusion, and helplessness—a place partly of his own making. The sermon noted that we all experience seasons like this, sometimes because of our choices and...
1. Where do you see yourself in Jonah’s response? God’s command to Jonah was clear, yet he ran in the opposite direction. What are some ways we “run from God” today—not always through obvious rebellion, but through avoidance, delay, resistance, or inward reluctance?...
Paul opens 2 Thessalonians not with correction or instruction but with witness — he tells the Thessalonians he has been boasting about them to other churches. Why do you think he starts there? What does it mean to be truly seen by someone who loves you in the middle...
