<p>In in our text,  we see that there is a profoundly sober significance to Easter. Whatever might be said about it, it isn’t harmless. Easter contains a threat to mankind. It foretells a great peril, an existential crisis for every man, woman, and child. Every person is in need of God’s grace. Praise God – he is a Missionary of Grace!</p>

In in our text, we see that there is a profoundly sober significance to Easter. Whatever might be said about it, it isn’t harmless. Easter contains a threat to mankind. It foretells a great peril, an existential crisis for every man, woman, and child. Every person is in need of God’s grace. Praise God – he is a Missionary of Grace!

<p>In in our text,&nbsp; we see that there is a profoundly sober significance to Easter. Whatever might be said about it, it isn’t harmless. Easter contains a threat to mankind. It foretells a great peril, an existential crisis for every man, woman, and child. Every person is in need of God’s grace. Praise God – he is a Missionary of Grace!</p>

Jonah 3:1-10 | The Crisis of Easter

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Jonah 3:1-10 | The Crisis of Easter

Jonah 3:1-10 | The Crisis of Easter