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🎄Why did a great fish become a person’s salvation?

In this story, the great fish did not save Jonah by its power, but God used the fish as a tool of salvation.

💥Jonah disobeyed God

God sent Jonah to preach to Nineveh, but Jonah ran away.

Jonah was about to die
A storm came, Jonah was thrown into the sea, and he would have drowned.

God sent the great fish
Instead of letting Jonah die, God prepared a great fish to swallow him.

The fish became a place of protection, not punishment.

Inside the fish, Jonah repented
Jonah prayed, repented, and turned back to God.

God gave Jonah a second chance
After three days, the fish vomited Jonah onto dry land, and Jonah fulfilled his mission.

💥Wisdom learned.

The fish shows that God can use unexpected things to save us

What looks like trouble can actually be God’s mercy

Salvation comes from God, not the fish

Salvation is of the Lord. Jonah 2:9

💥Spiritual lesson

Sometimes what feels like being “swallowed” by problems is actually God preserving you, correcting you, and preparing you for purpose.

Merry Christmas to you all 🌲🎄🎉

I am praying for you this Saturday;

May you not die in the day of your feasting!
May December not swallow you!
May you not be careless with your body, self and your mouth!

This Festive season, may you not attend where they will bury you!

And, may you not receive an invite that will bring your end, in the Name of Jesus Christ!!

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Psalm14.1 explained

A fool is not someone who lacks education, but someone who chooses to live as if God does not exist.

Saying “there is no God” in the heart means deciding inside to ignore God, not just speaking with the mouth.

When people push God out of their lives, their behavior becomes wrong.

Corrupt and abominable works means doing things that are bad, harmful, and displeasing to God.

“There is none who does good” means that without God’s guidance, people naturally fall into sin and no one is perfectly good.

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Proverbs 14:7 warns us against spending time with foolish or unintelligent people, especially when they don't possess wisdom or knowledge.

This proverb encourages us to surround ourselves with people who are wise and knowledgeable, as they can provide valuable insights and guidance.

I am praying for you this week;
May you hear calls of good news!
You will answer the calls of testimonies!
You will answer the call of favour!

Let your ears be open, to answer the call of favour!
Answer the call of long life!
Answer the call of God!
Answer the call of mercy!

Your ear will not answer evil calls!
Your ear will not answer the call of untimely death!
You will not answer the call of the graveyard!
You will not answer the call of witchcraft!
You will not answer the call of occultic powers!

Instead, you will answer the call of favour and Breakthrough, in the Name of Jesus Christ!