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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2025 · 25 MIN

Jonah Series Part 3: When God Uses Our Obedience | 12/10/25

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In part 3 of our 4-part Jonah Series, Pastor Seb explores Jonah chapter 3 and the powerful truth that God is the God of second chances—and third, and fourth. After running from God's call and being vomited up by a giant fish, Jonah finally obeys and delivers what might be the worst sermon ever preached: a five-word message with no mention of God, no hope, and zero heart. Yet incredibly, the entire city of Nineveh—one of the most violent and wicked civilizations in history—repents immediately and wholeheartedly. This message challenges us to examine our hearts toward our enemies, reminding us that if God's grace can reach the Assyrians, no one is too far gone. Stop waiting until you feel ready to share God's truth. As we go, we will grow. Discover how God's sovereign power works through our imperfect obedience to accomplish His miraculous purposes. flbc.org.au

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In part 3 of our 4-part Jonah Series, Pastor Seb explores Jonah chapter 3 and the powerful truth that God is the God of second chances—and third, and fourth. After running from God's call and being vomited up by a giant fish, Jonah finally obeys and...

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