Today I want to share a word about two sides of the same coin as I comment on Jonah 3:1-5 and Mark 1:14-16.

The face of a coin and its reverse side are different, but they are the same coin. The messages of Jonah and Jesus are also different, but they are also the same.

Does this sound confusing? Learn more in our devotional for today!

Every blessing,

Dr. Otis Corbitt

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