And welcome. It's good to have you tonight. Are you guys ready to finish up of the book of Jonah?

It's kind of strange going through these little tiny minor prophets. Some of the books of the Bible took us over a year to get through.

But Jonah's like a week and a half for us, which is great. I like to remind people these minor profits are not minor in the content, but they're

packed powerful, you know, little messages of real, real good truth that we need to embrace.

So we looked at chapter one last Wednesday, or at least

most of it. And then on Sunday, we took the last verse of Jonah chapter one and all of Jonah

chapter two. And just if you're just joining us, just a quick recap, don't forget, we've got, you know,

basically the call that God gave to Jonah,

and he rebelled against God.

God said go, Jonah said no.

And we saw that last week where he was told to go to Nineveh,

that scary city.

We can't lose side of the fact that Nineveh was known to be extremely

violent and godless and wicked. And God says, I see the wickedness of Nineveh. So I need to send

you there, Jonah. And Jonah says, I'm not going to Nineveh. So he went the opposite direction.

2,500 miles in the opposite direction was his goal. But as it turns out, the Lord

prepared a big fish to swallow him up and took him back the direction he was supposed to be

going. And we ended really last Sunday, really, where Jonah was barfed back up on the beach.

Now, we don't really know exactly what happened

between chapters two and three.

Like, was it right after the barfing

that we come to chapter, you know, three?

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