This week, we wrap up the More Than a Big Fish series by diving into Jonah chapter 4 and the surprising ending of the story. After seeing an entire city repent and be spared, Jonah responds not with celebration but with anger. Through Scripture and honest application, this message challenges us to examine where our anger is pointed, how easily we value comfort over people, and why God’s mercy extends to everyone - even the ones we think don’t deserve it. It’s a powerful reminder that the story of Jonah isn’t about a fish or even about Jonah - it’s about a merciful God whose heart is always for people.

This week, we continue the More Than a Big Fish series by diving into Jonah chapter 3 and the power of obedience after repentance. After running from God and hitting rock bottom, Jonah is given a second chance - and this time, he obeys. We see how one moment of surrender can impact an entire city, how no one is too far gone to turn back to God, and how God’s plan doesn’t change even when we mess up. This message challenges us to trust God’s direction, walk the narrow path, and believe that God can use anyone who is willing to say yes.

This week, Alec continues the More Than a Big Fish series by diving into Jonah Chapter 2. From inside the belly of the fish, Jonah shifts his perspective and realizes that what felt like punishment was actually God’s provision. This message challenges students to recognize how God provides even in uncomfortable or unexpected situations, how He meets us when everything else is stripped away, and why turning back to Him is never too late. Through Jonah’s prayer, students are reminded that salvation comes from the Lord alone - and no matter how far they feel from God, He is always ready to rescue, restore, and renew.