Charles H. Spurgeon

God’s grace is relentless. Even after Jonah’s disobedience, God gave him another opportunity to obey His calling. In Jonah 3:1–5, we see God’s mercy at work as Jonah receives a second commission and carries God’s message to the people of Nineveh. But grace calls for a response. In this sermon, Pastor Joshua Parriera explores how God’s grace pursues the undeserving, calls us to obedience, and invites us to respond to His Word with repentance and faith. The story of Jonah reminds us that God’s purposes are not defeated by our failures, but His Word demands a response. The Anchored Church exists to Glorify God, Love Others, & Cultivate Resilient Disciples. Anchored to Christ, our vision is to glorify God in the community by developing a vibrant life centered on Christ's love. Grounded in biblical truth and guided by the Holy Spirit, we seek to empower individuals to grow spiritually, be resilient in their convictions, and impact the world locally and globally with God's love. The Anchored Church is a part of the Acts 29 network and is located in Lynden, Washington. For more information, please visit www.TheAnchored.Church #TAC #Jesus1st #ChristianChurch #TACFamily #TheAnchored.Church Music is beautifully provided by MusicBed: License number 821966 Artlist: License number 33llBg and BTcLM

What happens when we run from God? In Jonah’s darkest moment, we discover that God’s grace is greater than our rebellion, His mercy reaches us in the depths, and His rescue comes when we least expect it. Join Pastor Joshua Parriera as we continue our sermon series, Unrelenting Grace, exploring Jonah 1:17–2:10 and the powerful truth that God pursues His people even when they run from Him. No matter how far we wander, God’s mercy is never beyond our reach. The Anchored Church exists to Glorify God, Love Others, & Cultivate Resilient Disciples. Anchored to Christ, our vision is to glorify God in the community by developing a vibrant life centered on Christ's love. Grounded in biblical truth and guided by the Holy Spirit, we seek to empower individuals to grow spiritually, be resilient in their convictions, and impact the world locally and globally with God's love. The Anchored Church is a part of the Acts 29 network and is located in Lynden, Washington. For more information, please visit www.TheAnchored.Church #TAC #Jesus1st #ChristianChurch #TACFamily #TheAnchored.Church Music is beautifully provided by MusicBed: License number 821966 Artlist: License number 33llBg and BTcLM

What happens when we run from God? In Jonah 1:4–16, we see that God’s grace is not passive. He pursues Jonah even in his disobedience, sending a great storm that reveals both Jonah’s disobedience and the Lord’s sovereign hand. In this message, God Pursues, Pastor Joshua Parriera explores how God works even through the storms of our lives. Jonah may have tried to run from the Lord, but God was not finished with him. This passage reminds us that we cannot outrun God’s purposes, and His pursuit reveals His unrelenting grace. Join us as we continue our sermon series, Unrelenting Grace, and discover how God’s grace pursues those who run from Him. The Anchored Church exists to Glorify God, Love Others, & Cultivate Resilient Disciples. Anchored to Christ, our vision is to glorify God in the community by developing a vibrant life centered on Christ's love. Grounded in biblical truth and guided by the Holy Spirit, we seek to empower individuals to grow spiritually, be resilient in their convictions, and impact the world locally and globally with God's love. The Anchored Church is a part of the Acts 29 network and is located in Lynden, Washington. For more information, please visit www.TheAnchored.Church #TAC #Jesus1st #ChristianChurch #TACFamily #TheAnchored.Church Music is beautifully provided by MusicBed: License number 821966 Artlist: License number 33llBg and BTcLM

What happens when God calls you to go one way, but you choose to run the other? In Jonah 1:1–3, Pastor Joshua Parriera examines how Jonah receives a clear command from God, yet instead of obeying, he runs in the opposite direction. But Jonah’s story is not simply about running from God. It is a story of God’s unrelenting grace, pursuing His people even when they turn away. In this message, we look at Jonah’s disobedience, the danger of running from God, and the gracious God who pursues us even in our rebellion.