The Assyrians were vile, cruel, and everything Jonah despised. So he ran 2,500 miles away! The Book of Jonah shows us what happens when we let our prejudice, politics, or nationalism trump the heart of God for the lost.

Embrace your call to "go and do likewise" by asking the Holy Spirit to move you from just seeing to truly perceiving the needs of others. As you let that compassion lead you to sacrificial action, you will become a true neighbor and reflect the saving mercy that Jesus first extended to you.

By understanding that God doesn't take sides but comes to take over, you are called to surrender your words and your will to Him. Embrace this truth, and you will find your tongue transformed from a tool of doubt into a powerful instrument of faith!

Don't just be a spectator this year; actively participate in the great things God has in store for you. By intentionally stepping into the new season of ministry, you will be a part of God's work and experience His promises firsthand.

Don't let your past define you; embrace the truth that God can turn your darkest chapters into a beautiful redemption story. By accepting His forgiveness and purpose, you can move forward into the new covenant He has for you.

The path of faith isn't meant to be walked alone. By intentionally linking arms with your church family and being vulnerable, you will find the strength, encouragement, and accountability needed to thrive in Christ.

Instead of being tossed by the chaos of life, anchor your soul to God's unchanging Word and find unshakable stability. By actively engaging with God's truth, you can withstand life's storms and find rest in the unwavering hope of Jesus Christ.

Step out in faith and courage, just like Caleb, to claim the spiritual territory God has destined for you, knowing that the greatest fruit for His Kingdom is found where you're willing to go. Embrace an offensive heart, not a defensive one, and watch God work miraculously through your obedience to impact the lost and shine His light in enemy territory.