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If we were reading Jonah for the first time, it may seem like the end of chapter 3 is the happy ending of the book. Chapter four, however, would likely catch us off guard. Jonah's childish temper tantrum at the spiritual awakening in Nineveh is shocking. However, we soon find out we have some of Jonah dwelling in all of our hearts. May the Lord's patience with Nineveh and Jonah by an encouragement to us!
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Here is the sermon outline on how Christians who have been forgiven so much already by God must extend this forgiveness to others who come to us in repentance:
The master's elaborate forgiveness (v 21-27)
The servant's unthinkable unwillingness to extend that forgiveness to others (v 28-35)
Some ways to apply this passage
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We continued through Revelation 7, this time spending some expended time considering the what and when of the great tribulation period and the countless multitude.
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The Lord uses His powerful word to humble a proud city and bring it to repentance. His word carries the same power today!
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Jesus provides us with three steps for how church discipline should be done regarding confrontation:
One on one
Two or three
The whole church
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There is much friendly debate amongst genuine Christians regarding the identity of the 144,000 in the book of Revelation. We decided to spend a whole evening addressing this issue because it can have dramatic ramifications for how one interprets the book of Revelation as a whole.
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