In this study we will be breaking down the short book of Jonah and focusing on God's character in the story and the character of Jonah. The Hebrews of the time didn't like the gentiles of Nineveh so Jonah was of the mindset of watching God destroy them, but God sends Jonah to warn them of God's judgement and they actually listen to the warning and repent, saving their city from destruction.

Let's look into what Paul describes in Galatians as the Fruit of the Spirit - not only in order to have this fruit in our lives, but to see the great benefit that comes from such fruit and recognizing it in others.

The phrase "living waters" in its singular is found only eight times in the King James Bible. We'll explore the significance of the living water metaphor throughout the scriptures and discover how we can access the Living Water in our lives here and throughout eternity!

The Ten Commandments are a cornerstone piece of our faith, but the New Testament adds to the charm of God’s disciplinary guidance. Just as Jesus died to save us from a death we deserve, God provided rules to safeguard our hearts; moral grounds for living from God Himself.