Howdy, Pastor Mark Triscoll here, and I'm happy to report that we are now giving away the Jonah sermon series of fishy tale about a faithful God.

We take four weeks and go through one of the most interesting curious peculiar well known and hotly debated

books of the Old Testament looking at God's reluctant prophet. We're calling it

a fishy tale about a faithful God. It's a four week study of the Book of Jonah.

Verse by verse, you can find it in audio and video format

at Mark Driscoll.org.

If you sign up for the Leaders Letter,

you'll also receive about a 12,000 word research brief and

introduction for those of you who want to go deeper into the book of Jonah and

for those who are going to be preaching and teaching it as well.

As always, just very grateful for your support,

a gift of any amount, and a prayer of any kind

are always appreciated.

You can find everything at Mark Driscoll.org. All right, we're we're in Jonah chapter 3, if you've got your Bible, go there.

How many of you parents, let's be honest, you've lost a child at some point, meaning they wandered off

and you couldn't find them for a little while?

You ever had that experience?

Isn't that a terrifying experience?

There's two ways that you're kidding.

And some of you look at me like, well, that's just horrible parenting.

I can't believe that happened.

Well, we know that your child is a toddler

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