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Pancreatitis and Kingdom Advance
I recently finished a biography of William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States. The author (Robert W. Merry) detailed McKinley’s assassination. On 6 September 1901, McKinley was shot twice in the stomach as he attended the World’s Fair in Buffalo New...
A Network of Pillars
Many in the ancient world shared a common view that the mountains were pillars, which served as buttresses to hold up the atmospheric canopy above. If those mountains were removed, the skies would come crashing to earth in a great deluge. When Solomon constructed the...
Sermons
Tommie van der Walt - 2 April 2023
Our Great God Who Saves (Jonah 1:1–17)
The book of Jonah, often thought of as a story about a great fish, is actually about a great God who saves. In the opening chapter, we find three characteristics of our God’s persistent commitment to reconcile himself with humanity: 1. Our Great God Reveals His Instruction 2. Our Great God Reveals His Presence 3. Our Great God Reveals His Grace
Scripture References: Jonah 1:1-17
From Series: "Jonah Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Jonah by Tommie van der Walt.
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Tommie van der Walt - 2 April 2023
Our Great God Who Saves (Jonah 1:1–17)
The book of Jonah, often thought of as a story about a great fish, is actually about a great God who saves. In the opening chapter, we find three characteristics of our God’s persistent commitment to reconcile himself with humanity: 1. Our Great God Reveals His Instruction 2. Our Great God Reveals His Presence 3. Our Great God Reveals His Grace
Scripture References: Jonah 1:1-17
From Series: "Jonah Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Jonah by Tommie van der Walt.
More From "Jonah Exposition"
2 April 2023
Our Great God Who Saves (Jonah 1:1–17)
Tommie van der Walt
Jonah 1:1-17
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God’s word is entirely efficacious; what he says he will do, what he speaks he will accomplish. His word is never uttered into the void and never fails to produce what he intends.