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Two men, two celebrations of mercy, and both of them angry. Jonah 4 and the older brother in Luke 15...
Two prophets. Two deserts. The same desperate prayer. Jonah 4 and 1 Kings 19 look like the same picture from...
What if Jonah 4:2 isn't only a complaint? What if it's also, in some tangled way, a man trying to...
Jonah isn't mildly disappointed. In his own accounting, God has done something wrong. "But it displeased Jonah exceedingly, and he...
Look at what Jonah actually preached: "Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown." That's it. No unless. No if you turn,...
When the king of Nineveh heard Jonah's message, he didn't hesitate. Jonah 3 tells us that he rose from his...
The scared, reluctant, gut-honest prayer in Jonah 2:9 ... if that's what filled those miles on the walk between the...
Sometimes there's a running-away chapter before there's an "arose, and went" chapter. Sometimes the call comes a *second* time, patiently,...
Lisa and Troy on what our "no AI" promise actually means: why every study is written and researched by hand,...
When we study the book of Jonah, we might be tempted to limit it to just what's found in those...
Three days. Three days in total darkness, surrounded by whatever it is you're surrounded by inside a great fish. And then Jonah...
When we reach the end of Jonah's prayer, we might find ourselves sitting in a question we can't quite answer:...
We're going to slow down and really dig into one verse from Jonah 2. This is where verse mapping comes...
So here's what happens when we get to Jonah 2 ... we realize we can't just skip past his prayer. ...
Inside the belly of a great fish, in the strangest sanctuary imaginable, Jonah does something I find deeply human. He...
Jonah's psalm from Jonah 2 ... we treat it as a prayer - a tidy theology lesson about distress and...
Have you ever been reading the Old Testament and suddenly felt like you'd heard this story before? That happened to...
When the storm hit and the crew discovered through the casting of lots that Jonah was at the center of...
Hey friends — there's a moment in Jonah 1 that's easy to read right past. A ship full of men,...
Jonah 1 uses escalating and descriptive language throughout the chapter. The storm doesn't plateau — it intensifies. The sailors' responses escalate...
Jonah wasn't just running from a city. He was running from a call he didn't want, a people he didn't...
Most of us head straight for the storm, the sailors, and the great fish when we open Jonah 1. But...
Blah blah blah. We already know Jonah's story — or we think we do. Here’s what years of surface-level familiarity...
The Bible wasn't written in a vacuum. Every book was written by a real person, in a real place, to...
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