Sermon Archive
When Grace is Offensive - Embracing the Lost
By: Dr. Robert Petterson
Oct 26, 2008
In many ways Jonah is like the older brother in Christ’s Parable of the Prodigal Son. Both find it impossible to celebrate the grace of God, and both stories end abruptly, without resolution. It’s up to us to finish these stories. Will we join the party and embrace the lost?
When God Repents - Revival in the City
By: Dr. Robert Petterson
Oct 19, 2008
God sent Jonah to preach a message of doom and destruction. The bitter prophet was delighted to spew out fire and brimstone against a city that he despised. But, to his surprise and God’s delight, the Assyrian capital repented. As a result, God repented of his anger and had compassion on that hellhole of human depravity.
When God Perseveres - The God of Second Chances
By: Pastor Rob Hamilton
Oct 12, 2008
One of the great doctrines of Scripture is The Perseverance of the Saints. St. Augustine said that it’s more likely God’s perseverance with the saints. Simply stated, God will never give up on us—no matter how many times we fall down.
When Deep Calls to Deep - Prayers from the Belly
By: Pastor Rob Hamilton
Oct 05, 2008
Corrie Ten Boom and her Dutch family were deported to a brutal Nazi concentration camp for hiding Jews. Only Corrie survived this horrific holocaust. She later wrote, “No pit is so deep that God is not deeper still.” Jonah discovered the same truth in the belly of a monstrous fish.
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