Homily - God Loved Nineveh
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Homily - God Loved Nineveh
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Have you ever assumed you already knew everyone God does - and doesn't - love? What if the nation you most feared and despised turned out to be the very people God was working to save? The story of Jonah is all too often regarded as a children's tale about a big fish, but in today's lesson we unpack it as something far weightier: God confronting the most powerful, most brutal empire on earth, and choosing to spare it. Along the way, we trace the typology running through Jonah - the fish, the plant, the worm, land and sea, Israel and the nations - and show how Nineveh's repentance, Assyria's later apostasy, and God's dealings with empires all point forward to Christ, "the greater Jonah," and to the church's calling to disciple the nations even now. Preached on the 16th Sunday of Trinity Season, September 20, 2026.