John TL Maasbach Podcast

The book of Jonah gives hope for our days. God is able to do the same in our days as He did in the days of Jonah. God spoke to Jonah to go to Nineveh but at first, he didn’t listen and went his own way. This is what some of us try to do in some situations. Like him, we try to run away from our purpose. But God is always there.

This is the last Joseph we are going to be talking about. He had a call on his heart to sell his land so the earnings could be used for the gospel. What we see is that he was a giver, let us all be givers for the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Joseph, a disciple of Jesus, went to Pilate to ask the body of Jesus Christ. He didn't walk away but gave his own prepared tomb to Jesus. What are you willing to give for the body of Christ?

Joseph, who became the husband of Mary the mother of Jesus got the news that Mary was pregnant with a child which was not his. He could not believe what was happening and wanted to do the right thing towards Mary. But God spoke and made Joseph an instrument to God's purpose.

Joseph was sent to preserve life. He needed to walk a difficult road before he could reach his destiny. Even though he couldn't explain the reason why. God used his road to benefit and preserve many.

Rahab hid the two spies of Israel in her house, while the soldiers of Jericho were looking for them. In her heart, she was convinced that she was doing the right thing. She chooses to be on God's side instead of the people. It is better to have God on your side and the whole world against you. Listen to this podcast and hear how her faith was a saving faith and how she placed her trust in the promise to be saved.

Rahab's mind was activated when she heard what God did in the past. This helped her to know what to do in her days. She puts her faith into action, faith without action is a dead faith. It is important to have faith that brings us into action.

A special word of encouragement about faith. Let this message lift your faith and that you may grow closer to our heavenly Father.