Jeff BjorganGod will always act according to His character. However, sometimes His actions do not line up with what we think He should be doing. Jonah’s actions remind us not to put God in a box; His ways are not our ways.
[Jonah 4; Exodus 34:6-7; 2 Corinthians 5:18-19]
Ben McGillivray[John 4:1-30]
Jeff BjorganHave you ever had someone ask you for forgiveness and you really did not want to have to forgive them? Jonah’s interaction with the Ninevites provides us with a wonderful lesson about what kind of people God forgives.
[Jonah 3]
Mike BidellHow can we be a part of what God is doing to transform our city? A look at the story of Jesus and the woman at the well shows that transformation begins with ordinary people willing to do supernatural things in every day life.
[John 4:1-42]
Jeff BjorganWhen Jonah prays, it looks like his heart is full of gratitude. Although this may have been true, a closer look reveals he has allowed certain attitudes to linger in the midst of his gratitude. How do some of our biases creep into our prayer life?
[Jonah 2]
Jeff BjorganJonah was not the best prophet. When he heard the word of the Lord that challenged him to speak a message to the hated Assyrians, he turned and ran. The rest of his story shows us that although we can run from our mission, we cannot escape it.
[Jonah 1]
Gary ConnorsThe need for new Christian communities in the province of Quebec is overwhelming. However, learning from the story of Jesus feeding the 5000, we recognize that with Jesus at the centre, anything is possible if we are willing to take a risk with him.
[John 6:5-13]