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Welcome to The Myrrhologist Podcast — I’m your host, Marissa Saint Luc.

This episode may be the most important one I’ll ever record here—because it’s not just teaching… it’s an invitation.

We’re living in a time of noise, confusion, and “almost-truth.” But Jesus came to set captives free—free minds, free hearts, and free people from recycled lies that keep looping.

Today we open Jonah Chapter 2—the prayer from the belly of the fish—and we watch what happens when a soul hits the bottom and finally tells the truth. Jonah’s words show us something most people miss: sometimes the “fish” you fear isn’t judgment—it’s mercy and protection. Sometimes God doesn’t destroy you—He repositions you.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Jonah’s prayer as a blueprint for the human heart under pressure
• The difference between lying vanities and true mercy
• What it looks like to wear a “crown of seaweed” (entanglement that looks like authority but suffocates)
• How compromise dulls discernment—and how returning to Jesus restores it
• Why salvation is not hype or performance… it’s surrender and trust
• A virtual altar call, because the real altar is your heart

If you’re new here: this podcast is where I share what God has been showing me—patterns, structure, and prophetic insight that push us back into obedience, clarity, and intimacy with Jesus.

COMMENT MOMENT:

🐟🎣 If you shared this with someone who needs it, drop a fish-on-a-hook emoji.

🐟 If this episode helped you turn back, drop a fish.

🕊️🫒 If you felt the Holy Spirit confirm this word, drop a dove with an olive branch.

NEXT STEPS (if you’re returning to Jesus today):

1. Read the Gospel of John (one chapter a day).
2. Pray honestly—no performance, just truth.
3. Get a real Bible in your hands if you can.
4. Find believers who actually sit at His table—online or in person.

Counseling / Support:

If you’re walking through your own storm and want one-on-one counseling, connect with me through Ahava Overflow at marissasaintluc.com.

Until next time—stay overflowing in Jesus.

— Marissa Saint Luc