You’re Not Mad at Me, But You’re Mad Because It’s Me

In this insightful and convicting message, Dr. Aill R. Harris, Jr. walks the congregation through the closing chapter of Jonah, uncovering the deeper struggle between divine mercy and human pride. Through the story of Jonah’s anger over God’s grace toward Nineveh, Dr. Harris reveals how personal frustration often masks spiritual immaturity—and how our emotions can expose our resistance to God’s will.

Dr. Harris challenges listeners to examine their hearts: sometimes our anger isn’t about what God did, but who He chose to do it through. “You’re Not Mad at Me, But You’re Mad Because It’s Me” calls believers to lay aside pride, embrace God’s sovereignty, and rejoice in His mercy—no matter whom He uses to display it.