The Jonah Series (Part 1) "The Predicament" Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr.

[@lashundra78]

I always walk away from Pastor Jenkins sermons more prepared for what life is going to put in my way. Keep preparing me Lord, grow me, Holy Spirit help me to do the well of God. Amen

[@MichaelShannon-lg1jc]

😢hh

[@nephitoriawilliams6866]

Me too

[@lifebeginswithaseed]

I know I can't be the only one who is moved and cries when the camera shows the people coming down to the alter to be saved. So sweet.

[@iamblaq8836]

Stephanie Woodley I do too ☺️

[@jgvtc559]

@@iamblaq8836 then as Christians who know just how hard this walk is at times pray for them when you're moved and pray for people whenever they cross your mind you never know what they're going through

[@bedrockekeoma2462]

My dearest Pastor JKS you are a great teacher of the Holy Bible. Remain blessed Sir. Amen. I am bless, you are talking to me, tears in my face. Have mercy on me Lord. Amen

[@mimiwoodrum3191]

Ndubuisi Ekeoma

[@mimiwoodrum3191]

..."it doesn't matter where you are, God's already there." Amen

[@darlenemcdowell6227]

I Love the word of God..... Thank you JESUS for all you do & all you gonna do praise your holy name 🙏🙏🙏

[@cheenjoopearl]

To those unemployed, do not lose heart. It is real easy for people to tell you to just go out there and MAKE it happen; create it yourself! Clearly, if it were that easy, you wouldn't be where you are...like thousands of people today. This encouragement is for those who have been waiting for God's best, an open door, a connection, you DID and are DOING all you knew to do, and nothing is manifesting. Don't allow messages like these, that take circumstances like yours that are beyond your control to cause you to lose heart.

[@fayescott9780]

Always blessed my soul....

[@marycelly28]

Thank you Pastor God bless you.

[@elizabethtoujlah4956]

I love your preaching pastor John k. Jenkins Sr.

[@sandrawilliams5647]

I love Pastor Jenkins sermons I think they are great, I do my best to listen weekly.

[@brendawimberly9377]

I attend Beulah Baptist Church in Camilla Georgia. I listen to the Pastor Jenkins every week. Pastor be on point.

[@allenclaycomb2824]

Thank you for such a powerful teaching message pastor Jenkins

[@tarahvega2094]

Amen Great Sermon thank you pastor Jenkins!!!

[@aguadevida8798]

The level of preaching of Pastor Jenkins is just astounding. He brings Scripture to life in such a unique way. Thanks for your service and for fulfilling the mission God obviously gave you!

[@corlisdownesdownes1364]

GREAT MESSAGE PASTOR JENKINS GOD BLESS

[@annanada4291]

the netherlands!! just what i needed, listen to john for over 2 years now... life changing ♡ may god bless this man and his family

[@mildredpierce4506]

Powerful message

[@kafthegreat]

Awesome message, thank you

[@josephine_marie]

Yay, College student shoutout! 🙌🏾

[@drenelj8853]

Oh my God!!! I love this message, not all the way through and it brought so much clarity.

[@nikhol5679]

Thank you for a mighty word and this lesson!!!!!! This has touched my soul and brought me revelation, hope, mental clarity, peace and a HALLELUJAH praise anyhow!!!

[@honeybee6708]

Thank you Pastor for point #5, V12. You about the ONLY teacher to bring this point up. Throw you? Jonah, go head & JUMP🤣 but that next point...THREW IT OUT to be free in Christ🙏🏿🙌🏿

[@Thevirtuouswoman501]

excellent sermon..

[@ms.strozier1046]

Thanks

[@shanteljackson7574]

hi"pastor i appreciate this message it was for me ,I live in new Orleans la, please pray with me & for my family and I Thank's & may God continue to bless & keep us all in jesus name.

[@SonicX6400]

wow. Never heard the Jonah story this way. i can't wait to hear the 2nd message in this series

[@marysmall209]

My assignment with my husband in his firm

[@JesusIsKing1991]

I really enjoy his preachings. I’m thankful that it’s available on KZbin. I’ve been tuning in for a couple of years, on and off, but still happy to see this available. Deff gonna take notes! Hoping to visit this church one day, if God permits.

[@Sonya77353]

Hallelujah

[@thembisakoester2692]

AMEN!

[@jamesdravenellii2287]

I sleep in a basement. I work hard extremely hard I believe I'm the hardest working man that ever walked this Earth. Yet now simply because I'm renting out a room in the basement this joka got everybody looking at me like I'm the villian haha lololol Great Job Pastor Keep Uplifting God's people your sermons are helping me get closer to God it's certainly better than this degrading music that's within our culture. ✌️

[@corlisdownesdownes1364]

HALLELUJAH

[@semhargulbet3143]

waw yes Lord!

[@thomasgambroadamsson3650]

Searching for Jonah Jenkins on youtube. Hey, how's it goin? Raw Radar War is the dope

[@lashundra78]

All the way from Ennis, Texas 75119.

[@mikemike4820]

I don't know because he lives I can face tomorrow because he lives here is gone I know that there's a God up above that sits and looks low

[@agr0blur]

10:28 (ignore just a timestamp for myself)

[@Joy-sp3il]

It stinks but it is safe

[@sheronfranklyn8122]

😄

[@janicesimon5740]

This is the truth concerning Jonah. The Prophet Amos was a contemporary of Jonah, the Book of Amos details the coming Assyrian captivity of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. The Assyrians where known for their cruel torture of people as detailed in the account of Ashurnasirpal 2 (The king of Jonah's time at the height of the Assyrian empire), he ordered people to be flayed alive along with many other horrific methods they developed to inflict pain and exert fear and dominance. Jonah was unmarried and had no family of his own but he had grand parents nieces nephews cousins and the thought of his people the Northern Kingdom being taken captive by such ruthless people was unconscionable (think of Sadam Unday and Qusay) he thought of his family suffering. Knowing that Israel would surely go into captivity because God fulfills His Word, Jonah ran... Fast forward to Jesus telling the Pharisees and Jewish people the only sign they would receive is the sign of Jonah Matt 12, Luke 11. The sign of Jonah is resurrection from being dead. Jonah ch 1 is a summery Jonah 2 is the detailed account and it's in Hebrew Poetry which makes no sense to the American lineup of thought. Jonah was in the ship the storm was raging Jonah told the men to throw him overboard, Jonah now in in the sea Jonah's 1st prayer is ch2 vs 3 God -not man has thrown him into the sea, the water is engulfing him. vs 4 Jonah looks to the Temple in Jerusalem knowing he is in the will of God and he will see it again (Just like Jesus looking to His Father) Vs 5 Jonah is sinking he can no longer tread water, the sea weed is wrapping around his head (Psalm 69) vs 6 Then he sees his body at the bottom of the sea, the bars of the earth is a Hebrewism meaning death, Jonah now is in the Abrahams bosom side of Sheol, (enter the view of Luke 16 the Rich man and Lazarus) Jonah saw hell Jonah was sent to preach repentance to the Ninevites, in Sheol he saw where these people would end up with all their children in vs 6b -9 Jonah's 2nd prayer that God would bring him back to finish his commission (Jonah is in Sheol ) There is no mention of how long Jonah was in Sheol. God commanded a fish to pick up the lifeless body off the bottom of the sea. Jonah's 3rd prayer is vs 1 from the belly of the fish citing that when Jonah was in Sheol God heard him and delivered him to finish his commission. Jonah's commission; To tell the Ninevites to repent for in 40 days Ninevah would be overturned... Why would the entire population of Ninevah from the king down to the least of them repent?? just upon the word of a Jew. The phrase "Overturned" would have taken all their attention back to the event of Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19) The event of destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah changed the entire landscape of southern Israel, Lot chose the southern part because it was more lush than the North...The entire Middle East would have shuttered at Gods power not to mention the wiping out of Egypts army at the Red Sea crossing. God "Overturned" that region and it wouldn't help to run (Lots wife) They realized they were in trouble. Jonah knew that at some point because the Ninevites repented that there would come a day when Israel would be taken captive and the thought of the torture weighed heavily on him, Everyone at that time loathed the Ninevites because just as Nimrod (their GGG Grand Father loved to kill people so to the Assyrians) they made torture and killing a sport. The book of Jonah is not closed by Jonah but by a question by God. 100 years after Jonah the Northern Kingdom was taken captive. The myth of the "10 lost Tribes" in 612 Babylon conquered Assyria reuniting the 10 Tribes of Israel back with the 2 Tribes of Judah. God taught the Jews- Not to bow down to idols and not to separate having infighting. A take away from all this Jonah made in Gods image disobeyed God, the Fish proved obedient... Who among us has obeyed God perfectly.. Whomever has can cast the first stone at Jonah.. we all go astray. Thank you Jesus for saving us. Jesus told the Jewish Nation the only sign they would receive is the sign of Jonah. Like 11, Matt 27:53-54, Acts 1, Rev 11

[@Welliton570]

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