Jonah 2:9
“But I, with shouts of grateful praise, will sacrifice to you.What I have vowed I will make good. I will say, ‘Salvation comes from the Lord.’”
Is the Book of Jonah Historical?
Saint Augustine in the 5th century remarked that the story of Jonah was the “laughing stock of the pagans.” Skepticism towards the book and the Bible as a whole continues to this day in even greater intensity. John R. Sampey comments on the views that most modern “critical” scholars hold regarding the book of Jonah
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A New Sermon Series on Jonah
Pastor Josh will begin a new preaching series going through the book of Jonah this Sunday. He plans to spend four to five weeks walking through this remarkable little book. We just finished up a series on first Corinthians this past Sunday, the 10th. If you missed some of those sermons you can go back
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Weekly News Via Email
This week Pastor Josh will begin sending out emails with up-to-date news, pictures, and information regarding life at Red Door Church. The email will be sent to the entire email listing; those who are not interested may simply click “unsubscribe” at the bottom of the email. The goal is to keep our news and updates
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Early Christianity and the Gospel of Diversity
Rummaging through books at a local thrift shop in town I discovered one with the catchy title: The Betrayal: The Lost Life of Jesus by the archaeologists Kathleen O’Neal Gear and W. Michael Gear. The book is a novel that presents an “alternate life of Jesus,” a life which was supposedly well documented in antiquity but has
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Congregational Meeting August 31st
There will be a congregational meeting immediately following the worship service on Sunday August 31st to vote on Scott Puopolo’s appointment as an elder. The elders feel that Scott has been called by God to be a spiritual leader in our local congregation. Scott and his wife Doreen too have agreed with God’s calling upon
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