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God is making a way in your wilderness. Rivers in your desert. Breakthroughs in your barrenness. But you have to choose the path that leads there. Choose wisely. Choose obediently. Choose surrender. And watch what God does with a life fully yielded to Him in 2026.

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None of us deserved the grace we received. Nineveh didn't. Jonah didn't. We don't. But God is faithful. And that faithfulness means everyone is worth His mercy—including you, including your enemies, including the people whose salvation makes you uncomfortable.

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When you face God's warnings in your own life—conviction of sin, consequences looming, spiritual alarm bells ringing—remember Nineveh. Those warnings aren't death sentences. They're opportunities. God is giving you forty days, forty minutes, forty seconds to turn. He's not hoping to judge you. He's hoping to save you.

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We love thinking we can earn our way out. Pray enough—maybe God will respond. Fast long enough—perhaps He'll notice. Quote enough Scripture—surely that will move Him. But Jonah learned what we must: God responds to humility, not productivity.

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God's love for you is so strong that He'll use whatever it takes to rescue you from destruction and restore you to purpose. Trust His methods, even when they're uncomfortable. His deliverance is always worth it.

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When you disobey God's call, you're not just avoiding the assignment—you're running from God Himself. You can't separate God from His will. You can't say, "I love God, but I refuse His mission." Rejecting His call is rejecting Him.

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As we spend time with friends and family this Christmas Day, make sure you take time to truly thank the Father for the greatest gift ever given. Not just the gifts under the tree, but the Gift from the tree—the cross. Not just the celebration of His birth, but gratitude for His life, death, and ongoing intercession.

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As we study Jonah together, we'll discover that this isn't just an ancient story about a prophet and a fish. It's a contemporary challenge to embrace God's mission even when it makes us uncomfortable, to extend mercy even to our enemies, and to recognize that sometimes the greatest work God needs to do is in us, not through us.