WHEN PRAYERS COLLIDE--JONAH 2-1-10 AND 4-1-4--I. JONAH'S GRATEFUL PRAYER -2-1-10--A. Jonah's Distress -vv2-6a--1. Thrown overboard -v3--2. Banished from God's presence -v4--3. Entangled in the weeds -v5--4. Descended --went down-- into Sheol -v6a--B. Jonah's Deliverance -vv6b-7--1. By God -v6b--2. By the fish-3. By prayer -v7--C. Jonah's Devotion -vv8-9--1. Loyalty-2. Worship--II. JONAH'S ANGRY PRAYER -4-1-4--A. Jonah's Predicament -v1--1. Ninevites had gotten rid of their ra-ah-2. God had gotten rid of his ra-ah-3. Jonah holding ra-ah-B. Jonah's Explanation -v2--1. When Jonah first prayed-2. What Jonah first prayed-3. Why Jonah first prayed-C. Jonah's Request -v3-

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Jonah 4 - When Prayers Collide

THE FEAR OF THE LORD--FACT OR FICTION---JONAH 1-4-16---INTRODUCTION -1- The structure of 1-4-16-Storm starts-sailors fear-Sailors pray and throw-On whose account-What-the LORD-I fear-Sailors fear a great fear-What-On my account-Sailors pray and throw-Storm stops-sailors fear a great fear-the LORD-2- The -fear of the Lord--a- Affective- Awe coupled with trust-b- Cognitive- --knowledge of God -Proverbs 2-5--c- Volitional- --turning away from evil--I. TALK IS CHEAP-A. An Orthodox Confession -v9--1. A Hebrew I am-2. The Lord, the God of heaven, I fear-3. Maker of sea and dry land-B. A Lack of Integrity-1. No praying like the sailors -v5--2. No working like the sailors -3rd -went down-- -v5--3. No concern about people perishing like the sailors--II. ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS-A. An Amazing Confession -v14b--1. Not in what God had done-2. But is what God does-B. An Amazing Integrity-1. Genuine-2. Growing

Jonah 2 - Fear of the Lord, Fact or Fiction?

DIVINE RESPONSIVENESS TO HUMAN ACTION--JONAH 3-10---INTRODUCTION-1- Some either ors-2- Westminster standards -a- WCF Chapter III - Of God's Eternal Decree-i- God from all eternity, did, by the most wise and holy counsel of his own will, freely, and unchangeably ordain whatsoever comes to pass- yet so, as thereby neither is God the author of sin, nor is violence offered to the will of the creatures- nor is the liberty or contingency of second causes taken away, but rather established. -b- WSC -i- Q. 8. How does God execute his decrees- -ii- A. God executes his decrees in the works of creation and providence.-c- WCF Chapter V - Of Providence-i- Although, in relation to the foreknowledge and decree of God, the first Cause, all things come to pass immutably, and infallibly- yet, by the same providence, he orders them to fall out, according to the nature of second causes, either necessarily, freely, or contingently. --I. GOD SAW -V10A--A. Anthropomorphically-1. Definition-2. Examples-B. Truly-1. Definition-2. Examples--II. GOD RELENTED -V10B--A. The meaning of the English word-1. Not a common word-2. Used in two ways-B. The meaning of the Hebrew word-1. In general-2. In the immediate context-3. In the broader context

Jonah 3 - Divine Responsiveness to Human Action

WHAT'S IN A NAME--JONAH'S STORY AS OUR STORY--I. JONAH- SILLY AND SENSELESS-- Hosea 7-11 -o Ephraim is like a dove, silly and without sense-. -ESV- -o So Ephraim has become like a silly dove, without sense-. -NASB---A. Seen in Jonah's Response to God's Call-1. Go to Nineveh-2. Went to Tarshish-B. Seen throughout the book-1. Jonah's Response to God's Storm-2. Jonah's Response to God's Grace-II. JONAH- SON OF GOD'S FAITHFULNESS-A. Seen in the Storm-1. The Lord throws the wind onto the sea -1-4-6--2. The sailors throw Jonah into the sea -1-7-16--B. Seen in the Fish-1. Jonah descends to Sheol -2-2--2. The Lord sends the fish -1-17-2-1--3. Jonah confesses the truth -2-10b--C. Seen in the Questions-1. Is it right for you to be angry--2. May I not have concern for the great city of Nineveh- -4-11-

Jonah 1 - What's In a Name?

The atonement is not a dry theological topic for the dusty halls of the university and seminary. It is a vibrant picture of the love of God.--I John 4-10 - In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins.--Salvation requires atonement - paying for our sins - earning eternal righteousness - precisely what we could not do for ourselves.--Romans 5-6-8 - For while we were still weak, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly. For one will scarcely die for a righteous person-though perhaps for a good person one would dare even to die- but God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

Life and Death in the Garden

Session 4 of 2019 Millbrook Bible Conference at Millbrook Presbyterian Church -PCA- with Dr. Mark D. Futato as our guest speaker.

The Psalms and an Honest Life

Session 5 of 2019 Millbrook Bible Conference at Millbrook Presbyterian Church -PCA- with Dr. Mark D. Futato as our guest speaker.

The Psalms and a Grateful Life

Session 2 of 2019 Millbrook Bible Conference at Millbrook Presbyterian Church -PCA- with Dr. Mark D. Futato as our guest speaker.

The Psalms and a Happy and Holy Life

Session 3 of 2019 Millbrook Bible Conference at Millbrook Presbyterian Church -PCA- with Dr. Mark D. Futato as our guest speaker.

The Psalms and a Majestic Life

Session 1 of 2019 Millbrook Bible Conference at Millbrook Presbyterian Church -PCA- with Dr. Mark D. Futato as our guest speaker.

The Psalms and a Doxological Life

Did you ever wonder why Jesus came exactly when He did- Though He had been promised throughout human existence, why did it take -so long- for Him to come after sin entered the world-----Paul tells the Galatians that Jesus came when the time was right. Just what made the time right- Listen in and find out.

When the Time Was Right

How do you select a king- Samuel is tasked by God to anoint the next king of Israel. God teaches Samuel -and us- that the Lord's priority is the heart and not the external.--This sermon is the first in a series about the life of David

The Heart of a King

We are not to forsake gathering together. Worship involves community and gathering. In doing so, we-----1. Stimulate one another to love and good deeds.--2. Are encouraged in the presence of God's people.--3. Are motivated by an eternal -heavenly- perspective.

Hearts United

Sacraments are holy signs and seals of the covenant of grace. They were directly instituted by God to represent Christ and his benefits and to confirm our relationship to him. There are only two sacraments ordained by Christ our Lord in the gospel- baptism and the Lord's supper.

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