Please Answer Me When I Call

Psalms 4:1-8

Oh Praise the LORD of Glory that sets in the heavens to hear our prayers and to help in the time of need. We will find God‘s mercy, his goodness, his grace, his compassion when we cry with a true heart. Tell the world of all your troubles. What will they do? They’ll lead you to a psychiatrist. That will charge you hundreds of dollars, and what will it do for you? Just waste your time. Take time with God today. He will help.

Save Me, O My God

Psalms 3:1-8

When others say, “There’s no hope or help for you,” remember that there’s a God in heaven who is full of compassion, grace, and lovekindness. He will bring you out of all your troubles. Trust in God today, lean on him, and he will guide you in to all his ways

The Reign of the Lord's Anointed

Psalms 2:1-12

There always will be a crowd that opposes the truth. They fight against righteousness, holiness, and godliness. But be steadfast, in you’ll walk with God. Let your faith be strong, steady, and standing with the Lord because he blesses the faithful that follow him. Hallelujah! Praise the Lord for we serve a great God. Amen.

The Way of the Righteous and the Wicked

Psalms 1:1-6

The way of the ungodly speaks of his own way, his own thoughts, his own deeds, but when a person is saved through the blood of Jesus, he gets the mind of Christ. He gets the will of God. He gets the word of God. He Get the Holy Spirit Praise the Lord! Hallelujah! Glory to God for the new life in Christ! Amen.

The dynamics of conflict

Proverbs 30:32-33

Should we be surprised when we get strife? You’re not surprised when you churn the milk and you get butter; you’re not surprised when you wring the nose and get blood. Why should you be surprised when you’re forcing your wrath, you get strife? Anytime you force something, you’re going to damage it, and a lot of times when we force something, we do it out of pure ignorance. Stop and think today what you’re saying to others. Tone down the temperature; talk slower; you will be heard louder.

Jonah's Anger and the Lord's Compassion

Jonah 4:1-11

Jonah acted in the most peculiar way instead of rejoicing over sinners repenting. He got angry. God blessed his enemy, and he got angry. It was not Jonah’s great preaching ability. It was through the power of God‘s holy word that the people repented. Anger and resentment can lead to depression and suicidal thoughts, thinking little of yourself. Jonah was being selfish and sinful, not giving God the glory.

The People of Nineveh Repent

Jonah 3:6-10

Oh, what a mighty and gracious God we serve! He forgives sinners when they confess and forsake their sin. The King of Nineveh repented of the evil, and God Almighty turned away from his wrath.

Jonah Goes to Nineveh

Jonah 3:1-5

What a wonderful passage! God calls the preacher. God gives the preacher the message to preach, and God gives the power to preach. All glory to God when sinners repent and turn their hearts to God

they head the preaching of Jonah. We have the preaching of Jesus.

Jonah's Prayer

Jonah 2:1-10

When Jonah spoke the words “Salvation is of the LORD,”

He was immediately delivered upon dry ground. Oh, what a lesson to learn that we need to call out to Jehovah God like Jonah did. I believe that the name of Jesus means “Salvation is of the LORD.”

A Great Fish Swallows Jonah

Jonah 1:17

I have no problem with this story because I have faith in my God, the creator of the universe. Some would like to look at this story with scientific facts. I look at this story by faith and my God, knowing there’s nothing too hard for God. Yes, Jonah was in the belly of the whale for three days and three nights. Jesus Christ. The son of God, declared this, and I believe the words of Jesus. What has God prepared for us?