God’s message for today: Don’t speak when I haven’t spoken, and don’t go where I haven’t sent you

The decisions we make today can either draw us closer to God or push us away from him. It is significant to ask God if he approves of our daily routine. In other words, I persuade you to "ask God for the spirit of discernment." It is important that we live our lives in order to please God rather than our own self interests! The main point of Jonah's story was to teach us to be obedient (submissive). God was not pleased with Jonah's decision because he chose to go to Tarshish over Nineveh.

In Jonah 1:5-10, Jonah's decision affected not only his life but also the lives of those around him. Listen, if Jonah had obeyed, he wouldn't have been swallowed by a fish. Your selected considering will have an impact on you and those around you.

Our decisions influence our words and actions. How many people are suffering around you as a result of your decision-making over God's? May our avaricious desires not rule us. If the message spoke to you, I'd like to lead you in a brief prayer.

"Oh God, I trust you and I know you’ll never mislead me." Today, I've decided to abandon my old ways and embrace yours. Oh Lord, I lived a reckless life. I beg you to forgive me and release me and also, free the people around me. If I'm going in the wrong direction, correct me with love and compassion. Amen!"

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