First Baptist Bolingbrook Sermon Podcast Vaughn Sanders

Feeling lost or overwhelmed?

Jonah 2:1-10 offers powerful lessons on finding hope and redemption even in our darkest moments.

Discover the story of Jonah’s prayer from inside the fish and how it can inspire you to keep faith during tough times.

This message reminds us that no matter how dire circumstances seem, there's always a path to redemption.

Join us as we explore the compelling story of Jonah, exploring his rebellion against God's command and the profound consequences that followed.

In this sermon, we uncover the high cost of disobedience and the ripple effects it has on those around us.

We also witness God's incredible grace and mercy, who offers second chances even in the midst of our greatest storms.

Discover how Jonah's journey is a powerful reminder of God's relentless pursuit and unwavering love, encouraging us to turn back to Him and experience true peace and restoration.

In this passage, we see God's calling on Jonah's life and Jonah's attempt to flee from it.

As we study this text, we will observe the consequences of running from God, interpret the reasons behind Jonah's actions, and apply these lessons in our own lives.

The book of Obadiah is often overlooked, but it contains an important message about God's justice and mercy.

In just 21 verses, the prophet Obadiah addresses the pride and arrogance of the nation of Edom and proclaims the coming judgment of God.

However, in the midst of destruction and judgment, there is also hope and deliverance for God's people.

As we study this short but powerful book, we will gain a deeper understanding of who God is and how He works in the midst of conflict and pride.

In this final message in our series through Amos, we will discover the hope and promise of restoration that Amos speaks of in the midst of judgment.

Even though Israel will face consequences for their disobedience, Amos delivers a message of hope for the future.

We will see how God's faithfulness and grace bring about restoration and renewal for His people and how we can apply this message to our lives and our broken world today.

In this sermon, we will examine the heart of Amos's message as he highlights the hypocrisy of Israel's worship.

They were going through the motions of religious rituals but neglecting the weightier matters of justice, righteousness, and mercy.

We will learn the importance of true worship that reflects a heart of obedience and compassion toward others.