The book of Jonah is about more than a big fish.

Jonah, called to preach repentance to a city of people he despised, runs from God. God had a fish swallow Jonah to wake him up. After Jonah’s freedom and even his deep repentance, Jonah is plagued with anger over the mercy God has for his enemies.

Jonah serves as a mirror for those of us called by God who are still confused when He loves those we find unloveable. God’s mercy swallows up our pride, hard-heartedness, and tribalism. God continues to save those who are far from Him.

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The Scandal of Grace

In the upside-down kingdom of God, losing is winning, dying is living, weakness is strength, and our enemy is our brother. In the abrupt conclusion of Jonah, we see all people—every tribe and nation—are at risk of falling under God’s abundant grace. For He has mercy for whom He has mercy and compassion for whom He has compassion.

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