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Most of us are familiar with the story of Jonah, especially the part about the whale. Jonah was a prophet who refused the Lord’s command to go to Nineveh and instead boarded a ship headed in the opposite direction. While Jonah could run, he could not hide from God. When the ship encountered a storm, Jonah was tossed into the sea (1:12). And, sure enough, when he was thrown overboard, “the raging sea grew calm” (1:15). In the middle of the sea, Jonah came to the realization that his life was going to end unless he submitted himself to the Lord. The Lord provided a way for Jonah not only to be transported to Nineveh but also an opportunity to cry out to the Lord. Jonah 2:1 tells us that “[f]rom inside the fish Jonah prayed to the Lord his God.” Jonah’s prayer is a psalm of thanksgiving for deliverance. While clinging to life, Scripture was on his mind. In his prayer, he recites the psalms at least three times (Ps. 18:6; 111:5; 120:1). God’s Word was the foundation of his prayer, and it ought to be ours as well. Dietrich Bonhoeffer writes, “The richness of God’s Word ought to determine our prayer, not the poverty of our heart.” Jonah testifies to God’s deliverance in verses 3 to 7 in what appears to be almost a play-by-play account of what happened. It climaxes in verse 7 when he finally surrendered his life to the Lord’s will. He realized that he had been clinging to the worthless idol of selfishness and safety. In doing so, he was turning from the grace of God’s love available to all (vv. 8–10). Thankfully, he realized: “Salvation comes from the LORD” (v. 9), and the Lord provided a way for him to share that with the world. >> Make sure your prayers are soaked in Scripture. When God’s Word is on your heart and mind, it will also be in your prayers.

Jonah is back in the studio with Jacob. While Jonah tells the story about killer meth heads, Jacob got to be an auctioneer this weekend. Aaron Donald allegedly beat someone up this past week, why should this surprise you? However, which celebrity could fight Aaron Donald? Jacob talks about the latest free agency signing for the Cleveland Browns. Jake releases his "What I Would Do" mock draft. 

While Jonah is front and center in the book named after him, it is Nineveh which stands in the background as the catalyst. This wicked city was the object of God's grace, and He used Jonah to reach them; but there were some complications. Nineveh's story teaches us much about God--and ourselves.

While Jonah is front and center in the book named after him, it is Nineveh which stands in the background as the catalyst. This wicked city was the object of God's grace, and He used Jonah to reach them; but there were some complications. Nineveh's story teaches us much about God--and ourselves.

Jonah is really a book about God! While Jonah is often considered a "hero" in children's literature, he really was the reluctant prophet. The greatness of this story is how God does great things despite Jonah. God is willing to save even when we don't think people are worth saving.

While Jonah’s away in Spain, Ben Train has infiltrated Jonah’s computer (he really needs a less obvious password). Instead of his original list “10 Weird Facts About Jonah,” Ben has decided to give you some tips on how to start your own show. The post Stolen Episode: How to Start a Show Hosted by Ben Train appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

While Jonah’s away in Spain, Ben Train has infiltrated Jonah’s computer (he really needs a less obvious password). Instead of his original list “10 Weird Facts About Jonah,” Ben has decided to give you some tips on how to start your own show. The post Stolen Episode: How to Start a Show Hosted by Ben Train appeared first on Discourse in Magic.

While Jonah was sent from the Northern Kingdom to Assyria. Amos was sent from Judah to the North. His message is heard to hear. In fact, they tell him to leave. His words are direct and hard to hear, but often those words are the words that save lives.

While Jonah desired to escape God at the beginning of the story, he now realizes that God is his only hope. How many times can we identify with this feeling. Sin always causes us to realize that once it’s false promises are made apparent, God is the only One who has never let us down. […] The post Jonah 2:1-10The Depths of Doubt appeared first on RiverWind Church | Newburgh, Indiana.

While Jonah’s chasing birds in Belize, Mariana gives a quick update and responds to our first listener email. See listener Ethan Mann’s wildlife photography here: https://www.instagram.com/ethanmannphotog/ Find us on Facebook and Instagram @ Conservation Chronicles. Our email address is conservationchronicles@gmail.com, and our webpage can be found at conservationchronicles.podbean.com. Theme Song: Epic Cinematic by Scott Holmes / https://scottholmesmusic.com

Jonah Garcia is an MPS technician in Columbus, Ohio and has been with the imageOne for 3 years. Prior to imageOne, Jonah has spent over 2 years as a Production Operator and then 9 years as a Lead Production Coordinator for FedEx Office. Ed Butts, an Managed Print Technician in Columbus, worked with Jonah at FedEx Office for 4 years and “twisted his arm” to join the imageOne team when an opening became available. While Jonah has over 10 years experience with copiers, scanners and large format plotters, he had never had to repair a device. That didn’t stop him from diving in and becoming a valued technical team member. He’s got a wonderful energy. And, in his free time, Jonah enjoys playing basketball, bike riding and spending time with his family and friends. One of the most significant life events he’s experienced since joining the team — adopting two children from his late sister in law, Hannah. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Jonah finds peace and solitude to maintain life balance The challenges of adoption and raising a family, especially when it comes to teaching children the different rules between households How past experiences within your family can affect current support in positive ways — allowing you to learn from those you love Why the decisions you make growing up will still matter later when you have a family and career – so it's important to always be mindful How the short-term jobs you take growing up can actually help you in the future by training you to talk and deal with a wide variety of people Why a good personality may be more important than you think, even when working on technical issues How to deal with children (and others) who have a habit of vying for attention, getting into disagreements, and other challenges of parenthood The importance of people in your life who will stick with you with things get tough and you get tired, people who can help you and re-energize you Why you should continue to watch your own habits closely (what you eat, how much you sleep, etc.), even when time is short and life is challenging Some fun facts about printer management throughout the years, too! Ways to contact Jonah: Email: jgarcia@imageoneway.com  

Jonah Series - One Angry Prophet Jonah 4 Jonah our antihero didn't have a heart for the city or the harvest that God wanted him to be part of. Of the 2 groups of people that God is trying to redeem and restore (Ninevah and Jonah), Jonah is the hardest. While Jonah acknowledges God’s character and grace, he wants no part of it. He is an angry man, caught in his own bitterness and hurt. The anger in him that has simmered against these people has ironically been exposed and brought to light by God’s grace for these people. From avoidance of his call and passive aggressive reluctant obedience, he now displays classic signs of anger by separating himself, erupting verbally against God, becoming disproportionately irritated by little things and then wishing he was dead. Grace is the cause of Jonah's anger. Yet grace is the power to live above anger. Video of 'Let Go' audio heard in podcast can be seen at the JourneBox website by clicking Here Link to Study Here