God Has Not Changed His Mind About You | Bishop Rudolph McKissick

Main message: God has not changed his mind about you—your mistakes do not cancel your calling because God prearranges recovery and wants you to respond differently; maturity is obeying after failure and stepping into your "now" season.

Key points:

• Cancel-culture thinking has leaked into theology; one misstep does not void God's purpose for you.
• You don't get to pick your assignment, but you can rejoice that you were picked on purpose.
• God provides for restoration in advance (the fish was prepared before Jonah disobeyed).
• Remove people who cause recurring storms in your life; sometimes it’s a person, not stuff, that must go.
• Maturity = different response to the same call (Jonah ran in chapter 1 but obeyed in chapter 3); transformation shows in how you act this time.
• After deliverance you are actually closer to your destiny—embrace the "now" season and allow God to change you internally even if external circumstances lag.

Scriptures mentioned: Jonah 3 (and Jonah 1–3), 1 Kings 17 (widow of Zarephath), Gospels/Calvary (referenced)