In Jonah 1:3-4, two phrases change everything: "but Jonah" and "but the Lord." This sermon traces the anatomy of sophisticated spiritual rebellion and the anatomy of a pursuing grace that will not let God's people go, pressing on the quiet lines we all draw in our hearts. The greater Jonah is still calling people by name, and this message will leave you with one invitation ringing in your ears: Rise, clasp My hand, and come.
