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Repentance in the Depths

Jul 31, 2024

Biblical Compassion (Part 3)

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Biblical Compassion

Repentance in the Depths

Biblical Compassion (Part 3)

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Compassion in today’s culture is often reduced to tolerance and silence in the face of sin. In Biblical Compassion, Dr. Michael Youssef returns to the book of Jonah to reveal the true compassion of the God of Scripture—holy, sovereign, and rich in mercy. This five-part series confronts rebellion, exposes false peace, and calls believers to genuine repentance and faithful witness. From Jonah’s flight to Nineveh’s revival, we see that God’s mercy never compromises Truth and His grace always calls sinners to repentance. Grounded in the inerrant Word and centered on the saving work of Jesus Christ, this series challenges us to align our hearts with God’s mission and intercede boldly for a lost world.

Biblical Compassion (Part 3)

Repentance in the Depths

In Part 3 of Biblical Compassion, Dr. Michael Youssef reveals that true compassion begins with genuine repentance before a Holy God. From the depths of the sea, Jonah’s prayer shows that God never abandons His children, even when they have rebelled. Scripture is clear: sin brings discipline, but repentance brings restoration. Jonah’s prayer was probing, penitent, praising, and filled with promise. He stopped blaming others and confessed his sin. He acknowledged that idols forfeit grace and that salvation belongs to the Lord alone. Deliverance began when he praised God for who He is. This is Biblical compassion—not tolerance of sin, but calling sinners to repentance through the saving grace of Jesus Christ, the only Redeemer.

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