Jonah was one of the greatest prophets during the time of Jeroboam II, who reigned from 793 to 752 b.c. God gave Jonah a special assignment to go to Nineveh, one of the largest cities of that time and foretell its destruction, because the evil of its inhabitants had reached...

Jonah’s experience inside the belly of the great fish was beyond human endurance. Imagine being swallowed alive, descending into the depths of the sea, and suddenly finding yourself trapped in absolute darkness. The air is thick, humid, and barely breathable. Every attempt to inhale is met with the foul stench...

Jesus was presenting questions to Peter, right after he rebuked Peter for using his sword, as a means of defending him.Scripture also refers to Jesus in this light in the Old Testament, “I gave My back to those who struck Me, and My cheeks to those who plucked out the...

These were powerful words spoken by Jesus to the religious men of that time, not sinners, but scribes and Pharisees of the synagogue, who were supposed to know him. Yet Emmanuel, God Incarnate, stood right before them, and was unrecognizable to them. They only saw just another Rabbi, a teacher,...

Jonah found himself in a place of darkness and despair, swallowed not just by a great fish but by the consequences of his own disobedience. Yet even in this seemingly hopeless situation, God was at work. The great fish was not a punishment, it was protection. It was God's way...