As we study the text, we'll the people respond -vv. 4-5-, the king respond - vv. 6-8-, and the Ninevites' hope -v. 9-.

In this text, we'll hear God's word to Jonah -vv. 1-2- and Jonah's word to Nineveh -vv. 3-4-.

As we study the text, we'll hear Jonah's prayer -vv. 1-8-, Jonah's promise in -v. 9-, and God's response -v. 10-.

As we study the text, we'll see God use the wind -vv. 4-6-, the lots -vv. 7-10-, the sailors -vv. 11-16-, and the fish -v. 17- to get Jonah's attention.

In this sermon, we'll find God said, -Go-- -vv. 1-2-, Jonah said, -No-- -v. 3-, but Jesus said, -Yes-- -John 3-16-.

As we study the text, we'll his hurts -vv. 9-10, 14-16-, his needs -vv. 11-13-, his goodbyes -vv. 19-22-, and his defender -vv. 17-18-.

As we study the text, we'll consider Paul's present situation -v. 6-, his past faithfulness -v. 7-, and his future hope -v. 8-.

As we study the text, we'll learn we have something to stand on -vv. 1-2-, something to believe in -vv. 3-8-, and something to proclaim -vv. 9-11-.

Hear some of the Mayhill Baptist Church children read the resurrection accounts in the Gospels and then a short devotional.

The graveside sermon celebrating the Savior Lois Eck loved so deeply with a reminder that not even death can separate us from the love of God.