This sermon continues our series in Jonah chapter 3, where the mercy of God takes center stage. Not just for Jonah, but for an entire city. After Jonah receives his second call, he obeys. And what follows is one of the most shocking turnarounds in Scripture: the violent city of Nineveh responds with repentance.

We explore how God gives new beginnings to the undeserving, how repentance precedes renewal, and how the gospel always calls for a response. Whether you’ve failed like Jonah or rebelled like Nineveh, the God of a thousand chances is still speaking. And is still offering mercy.

If you’ve felt you’re too far gone, too hardened, or too stuck to change, this chapter says otherwise. Repentance is possible. Renewal is real. And it all starts with responding to the Word of God.

Key Themes:
· Grace Creates Second Chances: God pursues rebels and failures alike (Jonah 3:1–2)
· Obedience Over Loopholes: Second chances aren't for escaping—they're for responding (Jonah 3:3–4)
· Real Repentance Bears Fruit: The people—and king—of Nineveh show what true repentance looks like (Jonah 3:5–9)
· Mercy Meets the Humble: God relents when hearts turn from sin (Jonah 3:10)
· Someone Greater Than Jonah: Jesus offers a better Word and a better salvation (Matthew 12:41)

Key Texts:
· Jonah 3
· Matthew 12:38–41
· 2 Peter 3:9
· Psalm 51
· Romans 2:4
· Luke 24:47

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