Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
- In this online Bible study, we dig into Jonah 2 and ask some big questions:
1. How does Jonah’s story compare with the story of Jesus?
2. Is Jonah’s time in the fish a literal miracle, a metaphor, or both?
3. What do we do with science, age of the universe, and creation alongside Genesis?
4. Is Jonah’s prayer actually repentant, or mostly self‑focused?
5. How does God’s providence and presence show up in suffering, death, and “impossible” situations?
We also talk about:
- Flawed biblical heroes and why repentance, not perfection, marks them
- Modern miracles, medicine, and whether God “gets all the credit”
- A simple three‑question method for reading Scripture well
- Why we believe God never abandons us, even when the story is dark
If you’re curious, skeptical, or wrestling with miracles, literalism, and God’s will, this Jonah study is for you.
This channel explores themes within Christian spirituality, including prayer, contemplation, scripture, and the inner life of faith.
Learn more about my work or connect for spiritual direction or creative collaboration: withwes.co
Subscribe to my Substack for reflections and writing:
withwes.substack.com
Access my music and other projects here:
https://linktr.ee/wesleyhargon
- In this online Bible study, we dig into Jonah 2 and ask some big questions:
1. How does Jonah’s story compare with the story of Jesus?
2. Is Jonah’s time in the fish a literal miracle, a metaphor, or both?
3. What do we do with science, age of the universe, and creation alongside Genesis?
4. Is Jonah’s prayer actually repentant, or mostly self‑focused?
5. How does God’s providence and presence show up in suffering, death, and “impossible” situations?
We also talk about:
- Flawed biblical heroes and why repentance, not perfection, marks them
- Modern miracles, medicine, and whether God “gets all the credit”
- A simple three‑question method for reading Scripture well
- Why we believe God never abandons us, even when the story is dark
If you’re curious, skeptical, or wrestling with miracles, literalism, and God’s will, this Jonah study is for you.
This channel explores themes within Christian spirituality, including prayer, contemplation, scripture, and the inner life of faith.
Learn more about my work or connect for spiritual direction or creative collaboration: withwes.co
Subscribe to my Substack for reflections and writing:
withwes.substack.com
Access my music and other projects here:
https://linktr.ee/wesleyhargon
