The third chapter of Jonah offers us three perspectives on repentance.

In a show of mercy designed to bring the prophet to repentance, the Lord asserts His sovereign control over Jonah's life and Jonah's death.

As we install -Speak, O Lord- as a congregational hymn, we take a moment to consider how God's Word is inspired, functional and sufficient.

The book of Jonah is a lesson proving God's sovereignty and the futility of disobedience.

As we install "Speak, O Lord" as a congregational hymn, we take a moment to consider how God's Word is inspired, functional and sufficient.

The book of Jonah is a lesson proving God's sovereignty and the futility of disobedience.

Psalm 96 calls on all creation to praise God because He is worthy of praise for Who He is and for what He has done.

Obadiah inserts himself into an ancient family feud to reaffirm God's promise of blessing those who bless and cursing those who curse the children of Israel.

Obadiah inserts himself into an ancient family feud to reaffirm God's promise of blessing those who bless and cursing those who curse the children of Israel.

Psalm 96 calls on all creation to praise God because He is worthy of praise for Who He is and for what He has done.