Jonah struggled to accept mercy for someone else—and if we’re honest, we do too. This message confronts the uncomfortable truth about how we measure grace.

This verse flips the script on how we think God responds to failure. He’s not waiting to punish—he’s waiting to restore. And that changes everything.

If you think you’ve messed up too badly to be used again, Jonah’s story says otherwise. This message reminds you that grace isn’t fragile—and neither is God’s plan for you.

When life piles on and panic sets in, it’s hard to breathe—let alone believe. This message anchors you in what’s still true when everything feels out of control.

I thought the storm meant God was punishing me. I was wrong. This message reframes suffering in a way that may completely change how you see what you’re walking through.

I was trapped in addiction, buried in shame, and doing everything I could to run. This message tells the story of a God who never stopped pursuing—even when I did.

This story made Jesus’ call to “go and make disciples” feel personal, urgent, and unavoidable. If you’ve ever wondered what your faith is actually for, this message will challenge you.

This isn’t a message from someone who has it all together. It’s a reminder that peace doesn’t come from having answers—it comes from knowing where to bring your questions.

Mercy isn’t something we give to earn God’s love—it’s a response to the love we’ve already received. This message will stretch how you see mercy and who you’re willing to extend it to.

A Coke and tacos moment led to a soul revelation-this teaching might shift your perspective.