Book Of Jonah

Book Of Jonah

Jonah, the un-surrendered prophet. His name means: dove. The experience of Jonah served as a sign of warning to the Ninevites, a type of Christ to Israel and the world. It is interesting to note that Jonah was the only prophet to who the Lord likened Himself.

The Book Of Jonah illustrates the reality of God's amazing grace to both the unbeliever and the believer.

Chapter 1:1,3 - No I Won't

Coming Soon...

Chapter 1:4,10 - Oh Yes You Will

Chapter 1:11,17 - Man Over Board

Chapter 2:1,10 - Oh My God!

Chapter 3:1,4 - Last Call

Chapter 3:5,10 - Its Not Secret... Jesus Saves!

Chapter 4:1,11 - The Danger Of Anger

The reality of Hell isn't a very POPULAR subject, but it is, indeed, a very IMPORTANT one. Jesus preached fervently about this horrible place for one simple reason: HE DOES NOT WANT ANYONE TO GO THERE! Many Christians believe that "hell fire" preaching is cruel, unnecessary, and counter-productive. Not the Lord Jesus Christ! He emphasized the reality of hell through His preaching and warned lost people about this horrible place.

As followers of the Lord Jesus Christ, it is our responsibility to highlight the horror of hell and warn people about the eternal torments of Hell. No one else will do it or wants to do it. Certainly, not the Devil, the religiously ecumenical world, nor the tolerant churches of worldly acceptance will do it. The world cannot afford a worldly church. The New Testament Church must preach the Gospel and the consequence of rejecting the Gospel.

Warn Them About Hell

Sincerely, Dr. Arthur Belanger

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