Bible Story Podcast jondrebert

Jonah stands up on shore after a massive sea creature spat him out. Jonah now has a choice. Will he follow God or continue to run away! God’s love is so much greater than sin! It doesn’t matter how badly we have messed up; God wants us. He wants to be in a relationship with us and live connected with him!
Jonah 3
Discussion Guide

Would you rather drown or be eaten by huge fish? Listen to Jon tell the second of a four-part series of Jonah.
We can learn from Jonah’s story that it is never too late to turn back to God! No matter how terrible the situation you can always turn back to God and follow him!

Jonah 2
Discussion Guide

The story of Jonah is one of the most retold stories in the bible. Yet there are often some important details left out! Today we learn that you can never outrun God and it is best just to follow God the first time!
Jonah 1
Discussion Guide

Jon Drebert tells the story of Jesus describing himself as grapevine. Yep - a grapevine. Probably not what most you think of when you hear the name, Jesus. He also tells his followers one of the most remarkable things ever recorded in scripture and it applies to his followers today too!
John 15
Discussion Guide

The promise of the Holy Spirit is so significant. It changes everything in life! Listen to Jon Drebert tell the story of the promise of the Holy Spirit and when the Holy Spirit came. 
Luke 24:34-53
Acts 2
Questions to Discuss
Think of some bible stories that show God's power! What do you think of Christians being promised the Holy Spirit and being filled with Power from God? How will this change the way you pray? How will your decisions be different because of this? Growth Tip
Read Romans 8. It speaks a lot about life with the Holy Spirit. 
 

Jon tells the story of Peter going fishing and Jesus meeting him on the shore. In this story, Peter is forgiven and restored. We can all be forgiven and restored no matter what our past may be.
John 21
Growth Tip The next time you are sorry about your actions or words, look for God’s gifts to you and tell him how much you love him.