Jonah's motives are finally exposed. We finally see Jonah's real reasons: Jonah doesn't love his neighbors; he wants their destruction! Yet, God's character is on display as He consistently shows who He is, even when people don't. How should we love our neighbors in divided times?

God's radical pursuit of the Ninevites led them to an extravagant expression of repentance, even for wicked people like the Assyrians.

Jonah seems to repent, but did he? He ventures into Nineveh and delivers a five-word sermon. What was Jonah trying to communicate, and did it align with what God's people are to share with the world?