Nov 27, 2016
Should I Not Pity that Great City, Colorado Springs?
By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Lessons From a Fish
In Jonah 4, we discover that we should be gracious toward others since God has been gracious toward us. We learn from Jonah that there is a "problem" with God’s grace as we often want to see people experience God’s justice while we want to experience His grace. We learn how our hearts can be changed to reflect God’s heart for Colorado Springs and all people.
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- Nov 27, 2016Should I Not Pity that Great City, Colorado Springs?Nov 27, 2016Should I Not Pity that Great City, Colorado Springs?By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2016 Lessons From a FishIn Jonah 4, we discover that we should be gracious toward others since God has been gracious toward us. We learn from Jonah that there is a "problem" with God’s grace as we often want to see people experience God’s justice while we want to experience His grace. We learn how our hearts can be changed to reflect God’s heart for Colorado Springs and all people.
- Nov 20, 2016God is PatientNov 20, 2016God is PatientBy: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2016 Lessons From a FishAs we see God’s patience toward Jonah, we are reminded that God is patient with His people. We are motivated to faithfulness and to be patient with one another. As we see God’s patience toward Nineveh, we are reminded that God is patient with all people. While the cross reveals God is willing to forgive the most undeserving people, we also discover that God’s patience won’t last forever.
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- Oct 3, 2016God is in ControlOct 3, 2016God is in ControlBy: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2016 Lessons From a FishWe learn from Jonah 1 that God is in control in all places. Just as Jonah cannot escape God, neither can we. This thought is both humbling and encouraging. We also learn He is in control of all things. Like Jonah, we often affirm this truth but we don’t live like it. The good news is that God is gracious and He sends someone greater than Jonah.
