Whatever is in the driver’s seat of your life is also determining your destination.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe paints a picture of what it really means to be faith-driven … not just in theory, but in the choices you make when things get hard.  Through four unlikely friends who refused to give up on one man, we’ll see how discernment, action, and community all point to Jesus.  Listen to Bold Steps with Mark Jobe.

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Running from the God who is everywhere is normal—and it's nuts. Jonah 1 reveals how a violent storm is often God's mercy when we're running. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller explores why the storms in our lives might actually be a grace. What if a sinking ship is the safest place to be? 

This is part three of the sermon, "Running from God."

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Podcast Timestamps:
03:03 – The Divine Javelin: Why Yahweh hurled the storm at Jonah's ship.
05:20 – Snoozing through the Tempest: Understanding the heavy sleep of guilty despair.
07:28 – The Pride Barrier: Why Jonah knew where the mercy was but refused it.
08:52 – Normal and Nuts: Why running from God is insanity.
11:38 – Threat or Promise: Why God's pursuit is your ultimate hope.
13:05 – The Better Jonah: How Jesus ran toward His enemies to save the world.

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When thinking about things like UFO's, aliens, and UAP's, the best place to start is with the rule and reign of Christ over all things. 

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As soon as I jumped into the pool, my goggles filled with water, and I could barely see. Despite having no formal swimming instruction, I slowly persevered for the two laps of a race I had entered on a whim. As a teenager, it was an embarrassing experience. But years later, after taking lessons and learning the proper breathing and swimming techniques, I enjoyed learning all four strokes.

What a difference it makes when we have the proper training. The same is true with our knowledge of the Bible. When we understand the context and meaning of what we’re reading in Scripture, we can grow in our faith and properly apply it to our lives.

The apostle Paul wanted Timothy to stand firm in his faith, avoid quarrels, and not be deceived by false teachers. In his final letter, Paul urged Timothy to study the Scriptures. “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth” (2 Timothy 2:15).

I realized that the more I learned and practiced proper swimming techniques, the better swimmer I became. In our spiritual walk, as we learn and understand the words and concepts in the Bible, we grow in our knowledge of God—enabling us to distinguish truth from falsehood.  As we read the Bible, let’s continue to grow “so that [we] may be thoroughly equipped for every good work” (3:17).

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