Listening Guide:

Jonah: God is the ‘God of the second chance,’ even for rebellious prophets.
Outline
Running from God God’s patience with Jonah (Jonah 1)
Running via God God’s substitution through Jesus (Matt. 12:38-41)
Running _________________ God God’s mercy toward Jonah (Jonah 2)
Running with God God’s power through Jonah (Jonah 3)
Running against God God’s ministry to Jonah (Jonah 4)

Jonah’s Confession… ways in which we should say yes to God!
He prayed for God's R___________________________________ (2:1-2)
…even though his prayer came from affliction not _________________, God listens to his prayers.


He accepted God's O___________________________________ (2:3)
... even though he was not happy with God's ________________________, God leverages his pain.


He trusted in God's C___________________________________ (2:4-7)
... even though he thought he had reason to doubt God's _________________________, God loves him enough to punish him.


He yielded to God's K___________________________________ (2:8-9)
... even though it took hitting the bottom for him to ___________, God liberates him from his pit.

ANSWERS:
Running to God.
Rescue, Affection. Opposition, Will. Covenant, compassion. Kingdom, bow.