Leonard Whyte

(Deuteronomy 11: 8-23)

The fish demonstrates God's persistence in his love for mankind (Jonah 3: 1-10)

Pleasers of Men or Pleasers of God: Who are You? (Act 12: 1-19)

When we admit our wrong doing privately we get mercy; when we resist the authority or control of God upon our lives, we are often met with public embarrassment (Jonah 1: 1-10)

The fish represents our rescue (lonah 2: 1-12)

God has provided love and forgiveness despite man's failure, but that message must get from the heart of God to man (Jonah 1: 1-17).

It the Lord were to make Himself available to you in the flesh for five minutes, what would be your request? (Matthew 6: 1-18; 1 Chon 4: 8-10).

The arrival of Jesus in human history created such an impact that many of us are still asking where is Jesus (Matthew 2: 1-19).

This birth contradicts all biological expectations, and raises questions which can only be answered in eternity (St. John 1: 1-14)

Relationship, responsibility, and accountability were involved in the promised messanic hope (Malachi 2: 1-12).