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Sermon Series:
SUNDAY SERVICE
Running From God: Part 4
In the game of golf, there is something called a “Mulligan.” That’s when someone makes a really bad shot, and the person playing golf with you says, “Mulligan!”
A Mulligan is a do-over. It’s as if your bad shot never happened.
God has given Jonah many Mulligans, and He is to us the God of second and third and fourth chances!
Watch Part Three of Brian Kamstra’s series on the book of Jonah entitled “Running from God.” We will learn three lessons from Jonah 3 that will help us bring others to Jesus, just like Jonah’s message brought thousands of Ninevites to Christ.
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- Speaker:
- Brian Kamstra
- Scripture:
- Jonah
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