
Jonah
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This small group guide includes ten in-depth lessons for one-to-one discipleship, small group, or large group settings. Explore this resource and find a God who relents, a God who is sovereign, and a God who is present among the mercies and trials of life.
Jonah: Grace for Sinners and Saints offers Scripture-based, theologically rich content with an easy-to-follow structure to engage readers. Duguid explores how we are more like Jonah than we might think, bringing the text to life by examining our own motives and affections.
Duguid doesn't leave readers in the judgment and spiritual arrogance of Jonah. He shows us the good news that the Lord is in charge, even over those who try to run from him.
With rich discussion questions, exercises, and articles to encourage thoughtful responses to the text, this study guide helps readers see Jesus more clearly in the themes found in the book of Jonah.
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Iain M. Duguid received his PhD at the University of Cambridge in 1992, his MDiv at Westminster Theological Seminary in 1989, and his BSc at the University of Edinburgh in 1981. He's the author of Ezekiel and the Leaders of Israel, Esther and Ruth, Daniel, and Song of Songs in the Reformed Expository Commentary, and many other titles. Ezra/ Nehemiah: Rebuilding What's Ruined is his second book in the Gospel-Centered Life in the Bible series. His first, Jonah: Grace for Sinners and Saints, was a finalist in the ECPA's 2020 Christian Book Awards. Duguid is a professor of Old Testament at Westminster Theological Seminary. He and his wife, Barbara, have been married for more than thirty years and have six adult children.
Content
- Intro
- About This Study
- Lesson 1 - Not Just a Fish Story
- Article: Confessions of a "Good" Christian
- Exercise: Joys and Trials
- Lesson 2 - Running from God
- Article: Why We Run
- Exercise: Life on the Run
- Lesson 3 - Redeeming the Runaways
- Article: Into the Storm
- Exercise: The Storms of Life
- Lesson 4 - Salvation Is of the Lord
- Article: God in Charge
- Exercise: Insiders and Outsiders
- Lesson 5 - Full Judgment, Full Salvation
- Article: Faithfulness to the Unfaithful
- Exercise: Dead and Alive in Christ
- Lesson 6 - The Most Difficult Areas of Life
- Article: A Reluctant Prophet
- Exercise: Look at Your Heart
- Lesson 7 - A Call to Repent
- Article: A Repentant People
- Exercise: Repentance Roadblocks
- Lesson 8 - The God Who Relents
- Article: The God Who Does Not Change
- Exercise: Repent of Trying to Govern the World
- Lesson 9 - Is It Good That You Are Angry?
- Article: The Heart of Our Anger
- Exercise: Interrogate Your Feelings
- Lesson 10 - Mercies and Trials
- Article: Deliver Us from Evil
- Exercise: Joys and Trials (Revisited)
- Leader's Notes
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