Freedom Church Benoni's Podcast
Aug 17, 2026 · 29 min · 9 segments
In the second part of our Jonah series, Dean picks up the story from inside the belly of the fish, exploring what happens when we find ourselves swallowed up by the consequences of our choices. But…
Thank you.
Good morning, Freedom.
Such a privilege to be with you guys again.
Mish and Daryl are out on the West Coast this week, and they're enjoying some downtime.
But I've got the privilege today of sharing with you a little bit more about the story of Jonah.
So if you missed it last week, as Foxy has said, we've just started this new series on the word in Jonah.
And Michelle got us going with an absolute bang.
And if you missed it last week, I would encourage you to listen to the podcast.
She started us off in chapter one.
And so rather than following the Lord's instructions and going where he was told to, he decides that instead he would go to a place called Tarshish.
Now, the exact location of Tarshish is the subject of some debate.
But to the Israelites of Jonah's time, that would have represented the furthest western boundary of the known world.
So not only did Jonah decide that he wasn't going to go where God told him, he decided that he would go as far as possible away from where God had told him to be.
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Thank you.
Good morning, Freedom.
Such a privilege to be with you guys again.
Mish and Daryl are out on the West Coast this week, and they're enjoying some downtime.
But I've got the privilege today of sharing with you a little bit more about the story of Jonah.
So if you missed it last week, as Foxy has said, we've just started this new series on the word in Jonah.
And Michelle got us going with an absolute bang.
And if you missed it last week, I would encourage you to listen to the podcast.
She started us off in chapter one.
And so rather than following the Lord's instructions and going where he was told to, he decides that instead he would go to a place called Tarshish.
Now, the exact location of Tarshish is the subject of some debate.
But to the Israelites of Jonah's time, that would have represented the furthest western boundary of the known world.
So not only did Jonah decide that he wasn't going to go where God told him, he decided that he would go as far as possible away from where God had told him to be.