The word of the Lord comes to Jonah a second time, and a city turns around on one sentence of warning. Pastor Adam works Jonah 3 around the word “if,”…
Jonah prays from the worst possible address. Pastor Adam reads Jonah 2 as a case study in what a person reaches for when nothing else is within reach, argues that…
Jonah does not run because the assignment is frightening. He runs because he hates the people he has been sent to warn. Pastor Adam opens UberWhale in Jonah 1, reads…
1 Samuel 26, David on the run again, opened with a prayer for a clear signal in a world full of static.
1 Samuel 23 and David on the run, with an aside on watching your own child want to worship when you were not that kind of child yourself.
Malachi and Matthew 19 on marriage and divorce, continuing a deliberately uncomfortable series and reporting that the discourse has stayed civil.