We live in a performance-driven world--a world that measures our status through results and accomplishments. The reality is that we shift this kind of thinking on God. We create a performance-driven God and fool ourselves into thinking that God's expectations must be achieved, or we are doomed. But the truth is that God is not a God who expects performance. Rather, He is a God of grace. He understands that we will fail, and that is why He redeems us in Christ. In Lessons Learned from Jonah, Robert Snitko examines the grace that God offers to Jonah, regardless of his constant failure. The book of Jonah is filled with the exact imprint of who we are as fallen human beings, along with our sinful tendencies to run away from God in the moments when He calls us to obedience. Yet God, in His sovereignty, is seeking redemption and restoration with His people through the person and work of Jesus Christ. Join the journey of experiencing God's grace in this devotional through the narrative of Jonah.
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Robert Snitko serves as lead pastor at Faith Fellowship in Marshfield, Wisconsin. He holds a DMIN degree in spiritual formation. Robert has authored several books, including A Love We Don't Deserve: Finding Freedom in God's Grace. He has also published in multiple academic journals such as The McMaster Journal for Theology and Ministry and Eleutheria. Robert lives in central Wisconsin with his wife, Maggie, and their three children.
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