Austin Dosh - Acts 1:4-11 & Luke 24:50-53
This week we start with discussing how the disciples were waiting for a person, the Holy Spirit, and the Kingdom. In the current day we are no longer having to wait for the Holy Spirit, we get to celebrate that the fact we don’t need to wait to receive the Holy Spirit. There are things that God has revealed and some things that He hasn’t and we need to trust the Lord, in this instance it’s the timeline for the Kingdom.
Austin Dosh - Acts 1:2-3 & Luke 24:36-49
The Kingdom of God is a foundational theme that provides the backdrop for the Gospel proclamation and church expansion throughout the book of Acts. With that we dive into the forty day intensive study under the resurrected Messiah focused on Convincing proofs of the resurrection and Comprehensive teaching on the kingdom of God.
Austin Dosh - Acts 1:1-3 & Luke 24:1-49
Austin Dosh starts the study of Acts with some context in Luke. Austin walks through the Gospel of Luke where the apostles met Jesus on the Emmaus Road and how Jesus reminded them of God’s sovereignty in all of Jesus’s actions. It’s made clear that the life and mission of Christ has been planned and communicated from the beginning.
Austin Dosh - Jonah 4:5-11
We come to the end of our series in Jonah. First we cover Jonah’s desire for the destruction of Nineveh and how Jonah was truly ready to die on the hill of seeing Nineveh be destroyed. Meanwhile God is there to create a comfort for Jonah and then use that same plant to help Jonah see where his heart truly lies.
Austin Dosh - Jonah 4:1-4
This week we discuss the bitterness that Jonah feels, the “evil with great evil” Jonah thought occurred in his anger. The broken reasoning that anger brings and how Jonah was angry at God for attributes he was thankful for a chapter before, and with anger we see Jonah’s selfish request. We also cover how God responds to Jonah’s anger.
Austin Dosh - Jonah 3:1-10
This week we cover the second chance that Jonah is given, how God’s instructions are the same, how Jonah’s initial rebellion against the instructions of God have made him the “fittest instrument” for the task. We see an entire city turn their ways upside down and how God relents from His intended destruction of Nineveh.
Austin Dosh - Jonah 1:17-2:10
Austin Dosh - Jonah 1:4-16
Austin Dosh - Jonah 1:1-3
