When the word of the Lord came to Jonah a second time, it was a powerful reminder of God’s mercy, patience, and purpose. Jonah 3 tells the story of a prophet recommissioned, a city transformed, and a God whose grace reaches farther than human rebellion.

In this message, “Get On Mission,” Pastor David Baalbergen of East Brainerd Baptist Church walks through Jonah chapter 3 and shows how God’s mercy not only restores His people but also sends them back into His mission.

Jonah’s reluctant obedience led to the greatest revival in the Old Testament—not because of his words, but because of God’s power. The people of Nineveh believed, repented, and were spared. Through this passage, we see that no sinner is beyond God’s reach and no believer is beyond His calling.

Whether you’re running from God, resting in grace, or ready to serve, this sermon calls you to stop resisting and get back on mission—trusting that “Salvation belongs to the Lord” (Jonah 2:9).

🔹 Main Themes:

God’s mercy gives second chances

True repentance changes hearts and nations

Salvation belongs to the Lord, not our efforts

Every believer is called to live on mission

✝️ Gospel Connection:

Like Jonah, we have all run from God. Like Nineveh, we have all stood under His coming wrath. But in Christ—who spent three days in the heart of the earth for our sins—we find forgiveness, purpose, and the call to proclaim His salvation to others.