by Anita Padgett | Nov 20, 2022 | Sermon Notes
1. The people of Nineveh believed in God and repented of their sins. “Repentance is a change of mind issuing in a changed life.” —J.I. Packer “If Jonah’s reemergence from the great fish spurred the Ninevites to a hopeful repentance, how much more ought we to be...
by Anita Padgett | Nov 13, 2022 | Sermon Notes
The Lord graciously restores Jonah. “God forgets, and never holds the thing against you. Think of how wonderful are the implications of that one fact for your life. God simply does not hold grudges against his people who humble themselves and ask his forgiveness...
by Anita Padgett | Nov 6, 2022 | Sermon Notes
I. King Jehoshaphat’s Works of Faith a. His military preparations & strength (17:1-2, 12-19) b. His religious/spiritual leadership of the nation (17:7-9; 19:4-11; ch.20) c. His heart after God (17:3-6; cf. 20:3-4 he “set his face to seek the Lord”) What does it...
by Anita Padgett | Oct 30, 2022 | Sermon Notes
“No human heart will learn its sinfulness and impotence by being told it is sinful. It will have to be shown—often through brutal experience. No human heart will dare to believe in such free, costly grace unless it is the only hope. It is a combination of hard...
by Anita Padgett | Oct 23, 2022 | Sermon Notes
1. The Lord creates a great storm (4-6). “Either you will embrace the difficult doctrine that God is in control of all things, or you will slide into viewing God as a helpless observer of your plight. Some people worry about the implications of believing that God...
by Anita Padgett | Oct 16, 2022 | Sermon Notes
“This book is about the disturbing possibility that, having pledged your life to Christ, you may end up spending much of that life avoiding the God you set out to serve. It’s about the conflict in the heart of every Christian and the grace of God that, when you see...
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