Jonah thought some were not worthy of God’s grace. How thankful we are that God’s love is for all people, including us!

God does his work in ways we might not expect. His message, foolishness to some, has brought us wisdom for salvation.

The power of God’s word is on display when Jonah preaches in Nineveh. God’s Word works powerfully today.

Jonah had time to think and to pray inside the big fish. His prayer reminds us that salvation comes from our Lord.

When God called him to preach in Nineveh, Jonah fled. God used a miracle to call Jonah back to him because he has concern for all people.

After Jacob’s death, the brothers still worried. Joseph assures them that God intended everything that happened to work for good. God does the same in our lives.

Joseph displays love and forgiveness to his shocked brothers. God offers us his love through Jesus our Savior.

When Benjamin found the silver cup in with his grain, the brothers thought they were doomed. Joseph had a surprise waiting for them. We fall short of God’s glory, yet God surprises us with his grace.

When his brothers returned, Joseph set them up to see if they had changed. God had changed their hearts–-just as he has changed our hearts.

The famine brings the brothers to Egypt and Joseph’s treatment exposes their guilt. God’s grace removes not only sin, but also guilt and shame.