Colin S. Smith, Jonah: Navigating A God-Centered Life Quotes
God’s Word is the living seed that brings new birth. It is the milk that nurtures the new life of a young Christian and the meat that builds the muscle of a mature believer.
Authentic gospel preaching always engages people with eternal issues.
I am so glad that Jesus does not say, “Practice more spiritual disciplines.” He says, “Come to me…and I will give you rest.
He endured all that hell is on the cross, so that you would never know what hell is like.
Grace means that God steps into the lives of particular individuals with the purpose and effect of saving them. He needs no permission to do this, nor is He under any obligation to do so.
Jonah’s anger was not marked by outbursts of rage but by a quiet withdrawal from the company of others and a growing preoccupation with the events in his own life.
If you feel that without a certain person, or position, or achievement, your life would be not worth living, you may be deeper into idolatry than you think.
The person who learns to number his or her days gains a heart of wisdom (Ps. 90:12).
Living communion with God in which He is real, alive, fresh, and present to your soul energizes a God-centered life.