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In Jonah chapter one, God called his prophet to preach to the Ninevites. Assyrians were barbaric people whom Jonah did not want God to have compassion on. So instead of doing his duty, Jonah attempts to flee from the presence of God to Tarshish. He hops aboard a boat and sails the Mediterranean only…

If we find ourselves trapped, self inflicted or otherwise. The only response is to pray for deliverance

God sometimes puts His people in a desperate situation in order to turn them back to Him and His will.

Introduction Have you ever felt that you have messed up so bad it cannot be fixed? Perhpas you are in a situation today of you own disobedience to God and feeling like there is no way out and no way back. By our own rebellion we have put ourselves in a situation and we have no one to blame but ourselves.…

This sermon explores the story of Jonah 1:17-2:10, delving into the depths of despair and the transformative power of repentance and God's mercy. Through engaging life material, such as relatable stories of individuals grappling with rebellion and despair, the sermon connects with the congregation's experiences. The biblical exposition of Jonah's prayer and God's response reveals God's unfathomable mercy and His desire for redemption. The sermon's final resolution discloses the proposition that in the depths of despair, genuine repentance and embracing God's mercy lead to redemption and hope. The sermon achieves its devotional objective by fostering a connection with God's mercy and calling for a response of knowing, feeling, and embracing His transformative grace.

Jesus said Jonah is the chief sign given to prove He is the Messiah