Good things can distract us from what's most important.

The woman at the well shared her story and changed her community.

John the Baptist knew that all of life is defined by how you respond to Jesus.

Philip didn't melt down or get defensive when his brother questioned his faith. Instead, he invited Nathaniel to, "Come and see."

God confronts Jonah on his attachment to comfort and absence of concern for his neighbors.

Jonah finally gives his "unreserved yes" and God does what only He can do.

We see that Jonah's darkest moment is actually an act of grace.

Jonah ran because of a disordered identity. He allowed a good thing to become an ultimate thing.