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Jonah

God in the Hands of an Angry Sinner – Aug. 30, 2026

August 30, 2026

Trey with his hand gesturing to make a point while preaching at RMC.

Jonah 4:1-10 This Sunday Trey wrapped up the four-part series on Jonah. But ultimately this story isn’t really about Jonah. It’s about what God looks like in the hands of angry sinners. It’s an invitation to the way we try to corner God into being our attack dog, exacting vengeance against our enemies instead of […]

God in the Hands of an Angry Sinner – Aug. 30, 2026

Tagged With: Jonah, Trey Ferguson, vengeance, wrath

Lord, Have Mercy – Aug. 23, 2026

August 23, 2026

Trey preaching at Raleigh Mennonite on Aug. 23, 2026, showing an iPad on the pulpit.

Jonah 3:1-10 God’s desire for a universal salvation is a nearly unbelievable truth. In this third Sunday in Trey’s four-part series on Jonah, we find Jonah in Nineveh proclaiming their upcoming demise. The message is rooted in justice; they deserved to experience the wrath of God. But they listened to what Jonah had to say. […]

Lord, Have Mercy – Aug. 23, 2026

Tagged With: Jonah, lament, mercy, repentance, salvation, Trey Ferguson

Praying from the Pits – Aug. 16, 2026

August 16, 2026

Trey preaching at RMC on Aug. 16, 2026

Jonah 1:17-2:10 Pastor Trey continues his series on the story of Jonah. We pick up with Jonah praying from inside the belly of the fish. When Jonah prays this prayer he prays it from the position of someone experiencing the pits. He’s not just conceptualizing this. It’s not a philosophical entreaty for Jonah. He is […]

Praying from the Pits – Aug. 16, 2026

Tagged With: darkness, depression, hell, Jesus, Jonah, prayer, Trey Ferguson

“But I don’t wanna” – Aug. 9, 2026

August 11, 2026

Trey preaching at RMC on Aug. 9, 2026, with one hand gesturing to make his point.

Jonah 1:1-17 This Sunday Pastor Trey launches into a new series on the story of Jonah. God’s desire for global salvation is a nearly unbelievable truth. We are invited to reflect on the first chapter of Jonah through this lens of expansive salvation. When we look at Jonah, we see that God can work salvation […]

“But I don’t wanna” – Aug. 9, 2026

Tagged With: bible stories, Jonah, salvation, Trey Ferguson

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