#Deuteronomy 5:29; Jonah 4; Matthew 12#
Henry Schorr's main point is that God is on a mission to bring all people into a right relationship with Himself, and He wants to involve us in this mission by giving us assignments. However, when we run from God's call, we face consequences, and God will do whatever it takes to get our attention. Schorr emphasizes that God loves us too much to leave us in a state of disobedience and that He is a God of second chances, always willing to extend grace and compassion towards us. Through the story of Jonah, Schorr illustrates that running from God leads to shallowness and despair, while following God's call, even when intimidating, leads to immeasurable fulfillment and joy. Ultimately, Schorr encourages listeners to trust God, step out in faith, and follow His assignment, rather than running from Him and settling for a life of temporary, earthly things.