The Trouble with Matthew
Tax collectors were considered some of the most crooked, heartless men in the ancient world. No wonder Jesus turned a lot of heads when He saved one of them.
See Jonah Faint
There is nothing righteous about Jonah's response to Nineveh's revival, but there is something very real about it. It strikes a chord in all of us. While we love the concept of God saving His enemies, we aren't so comfortable with Him saving ours.
See Jonah Reap
Jonah's mission field was a nation of idolatrous, blood-thirsty people. Who is yours?
See Jonah Preach
The national revival of Nineveh is not only the most widespread revival in history, it is by far the most surprising.
See Jonah Swim
God had to take Jonah into the belly of a fish to get his attention. What does He have to do to get yours?
See Jonah Sleep
Unlike Jonah, God isn't sleeping. His pursuit of prodigal people is relentless.
See Jonah Run
There are two equally foolish errors that we as Christians often make. The first is to run from God. The second is to believe He won't come running after us!
More Than a Fish Story
The most astonishing thing about the Book of Jonah is not Jonah's hatred for Nineveh or even his three-day journey in the belly of a fish; it is the grace of God.
Question and Answer Program No. 31
Stephen answers questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program.
The Cradle is the Grave, Part 2
The chief end of sinful man has always been to live apart from God. Here, in Revelation 18:1-24, God finally gives them their wish.