Jonah 3 | Losing at a life worth losing, is winning at a life worth gaining.

Jonah is running from God’s vision for his life. He is not living his life in obedience to God and is on the run. What we see in this passage is Jonah becomes a wrecking ball in other peoples lives. When we fall asleep at the wheel, we don’t know that we are living lives in complete disobedience. Therefore, God sends a storm. But God doesn’t send a storm because of the wicked sailors, but because of the disobedient prophet. And Jonah relies on the pure grace of God that wakes him up to his life.

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Disobedient Saint & Obedient Sinners
Jonah 1:1-3

Because Jesus reveals our true self, we can be self controlled in our ministry of reconciliation.

Gentleness is receiving the power of God and using it to be a loving and humble servant.

God who is faithful will produce his faithfulness in us.

Goodness is the essence of God.

God is growing the fruit of the Spirit in our lives. Kindness is one of the purest imitation of Jesus. When we are kind, we reveal to the world what kind of God we belong.

Patience allows us to wait for God's best.