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In crime movies, when the bad guys are caught and the police are busting up their operation, they might say "the jig is up, boys." In other words, "we've been caught." When it comes to our own sin, we like to hide it and cover it up, but God will reveal our sin if it means accomplishing His will.

In our passage, Jonah gets caught in his disobedience, his sin. Although none of us have been called to rise and go to Nineveh, we all have a command from the Lord that we're expected to obey.

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Are you required to obey your parents? What about God? Surprisingly, the answer is both yes and no. Yes, you absolutely are required to. God doesn't give you an alternative, you're commanded to obey Him and your parents. Also no, you have a sense of independent will and you can refuse to serve the Lord and disobey your parents. It's not a wise choice, to say the least, and we'll see as we dive into the text that Jonah has begun to take the latter route himself!

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Have you ever asked for a favor from someone that wasn't for you? As in, you went on someone else's behalf to ask for a favor. Using your own social capital to pull in a favor for someone else is a really good thing to do. But what happens when that person doesn't hear your request? Or maybe they forgot to do it? That's the worst!

Thankfully, we don't have to worry about God ever doing that. When we come to Him boldly with a request, He always answers. Grab your Bible and tune in for more!

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Have you ever heard of what's called "narrative building?" It's kind of like when someone starts a rumor about you. They begin to 'build' a 'narrative' or a story about you that's either false or only half true and then it's professed as if it's completely true. It's one way that people can start drama with us and Jesus can identify with us in it. People did it all the time in His earthly ministry and they still do it today! They create a narrative about who He is that simply isn't true. So how do you know what narrative or testimony about Him is true?

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Every once in awhile, you'll be reading your Bible and you'll hit a difficult passage. It happens to everyone, but if we're not careful, it can send us in a total spiral! That's why this episode was recorded, to help you with some strategies for when this happens because the reality of it is, God's word doesn't contradict itself. Anytime it seems like it does, we're not understanding it correctly. Tune in to hear some steps you can take when this happens to you!

Side note: This episode spends a very brief time making a case for the Bible being perfect. Platitudes are used as this episode is designed for those who already trust that God's word is infallible and inerrant. For more on the Bible's infallibility, check this resource out: https://www.gotquestions.org/prove-infallibility-Bible.html

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God is going to overcome the world and believers in Christ get to partake in it with Him. BUT, how do we know we're going to? How do we know we're in Christ? John is going to give us even more evidence that we are in Christ, grab your Bible and tune in to find out more!!

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Have you ever wondered what perfect love is? Could you define it? Could you identify it? Even as a Christian, it can be hard to define or model perfect love, but the Holy Spirit has guided John to give us the perfect picture of it from God's example.

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Have you ever heard somebody's testimony on how they were brought from the worst of the worst into Christ's kingdom? When you compared their testimony to yours, did it make you feel like yours is lacking? I've felt this before! But tune in to hear why I think your testimony is just as exciting!!