Nineveh was counting on its defences, its economy and its government to keep it safe. God says, “Think again!”

WhenJonah took God’s message to Nineveh the people repented and turned to God. But did their change of heart last?

Some people say, “How can a God of love judge and punish people? Is this not a contradiction?

What sort of person does God choose to work with? What are the credentials for being God’s messenger?

To another group of people, at another time, the Apostle Paul said: “I cannot praise you! For it sounds as if more harm than good is done when you meet together.” 1 Corinthians 11: 17

We don’t like hearing unpleasant truths about ourselves, especially if, in our view, the messenger is not qualified to deliver the message.

What role does God play in the life of the nations, especially in the way they treat people in the world that God loves?

One of the constant themes in the Old and New Testaments is the invitation from God to make a simple choice.

A future Day of the Lord that is not local and limited, but universal and complete.

There’s a lot of difference between religious ritual and real repentance. External rituals only mean anything if they are linked to an inward change that has already happened.