Most of us learned the story of Jonah as children—but this is no cartoon. In Jonah 2, we find a powerful, personal prayer from the belly of the fish. After all his rebellion, Jonah finally cries out to God—and God hears him.

This message explores what happens when our plan to run from God falls apart:
• We finally pray
• We long for God’s presence
• We acknowledge His sovereignty
• And we discover that God still rescues us

If you’ve ever felt distant from God, like you’ve messed up too bad or run too far, this message is for you. God hasn’t moved. He’s still listening. And He’s still ready to rescue.

Let this chapter reshape your prayer life—and remind you just how relentless God’s love really is.

🙏 “I pray because I’m helpless. I pray because the need flows out of me all the time. It doesn’t change God—it changes me.” – C.S. Lewis

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What happens when we run from God? In part one of our Jonah series, we unpack how disobedience affects not just us—but everyone around us. Jonah ran. God pursued. And in the chaos, we see God’s mercy at work.

This isn’t just a children’s story—it’s a mirror into our own rebellion and a portrait of divine love. Whether you’re deep in your own storm or wrestling with hate, doubt, or fear, this message will challenge and encourage you to return to the God who never stops pursuing.

📍 This week’s teaching comes from Jonah 1.
📌 Series Title: “A Rebellious Believer and a Loving God”
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What does the Bible really say about praying for political leaders—especially the ones you didn’t vote for?

This powerful post–Independence Day message from 1 Timothy 2 challenges us to obey the call to pray sincerely, love radically, and lead quiet, godly lives.

With gospel-centered clarity, Frank walks through the command to intercede for all in authority—not just those we agree with—and reminds us that our hope isn’t in government, but in Jesus Christ.