Mar 17, 2019
Jonah
By: Dr. Chris Moore
Jonah
Of all the prophets, we are probably most familiar with Jonah. We like this book because it is a fascinating story, but our familiarity can prevent us from hearing the message. We learn God wants His people to make Him known. We discover several reasons why we don’t and why we should.
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- Mar 17, 2019JonahMar 17, 2019JonahBy: Dr. Chris MooreJonahOf all the prophets, we are probably most familiar with Jonah. We like this book because it is a fascinating story, but our familiarity can prevent us from hearing the message. We learn God wants His people to make Him known. We discover several reasons why we don’t and why we should.
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