Central Christian Church
Weekend Worship | October 5
The One Who Is...Wrathful | October 5 | Nahum 1:2-15
Locations & Times
Central Christian Church
2900 N Rock Rd, Wichita, KS 67226, USA
Sunday 9:30 AM
1. The disagreeable spectrum
a. We are compartmental
a. We are compartmental
1. The disagreeable spectrum
a. We are compartmental
b. We disagree with His ways
c. We want to be accountable to no one
a. We are compartmental
b. We disagree with His ways
c. We want to be accountable to no one
1. The disagreeable spectrum
a. We are compartmental
b. We disagree with His ways
c. We want to be accountable to no one
d. We want toothless
a. We are compartmental
b. We disagree with His ways
c. We want to be accountable to no one
d. We want toothless
2. Wrath understood
2. Wrath understood
a. Just repayment
b. The what?
a. Just repayment
b. The what?
2. Wrath understood
a. Just repayment
b. The what?
c. The why?
d. The when?
a. Just repayment
b. The what?
c. The why?
d. The when?
3. Joyful hope
3. Joyful hope
a. Justice
a. Justice
3. Joyful hope
a. Justice
b. Goodness of God
c. Good news slide
a. Justice
b. Goodness of God
c. Good news slide
3. Joyful hope
a. Justice
b. Goodness of God
c. Good news slide
d. The call to repent or proclaim
a. Justice
b. Goodness of God
c. Good news slide
d. The call to repent or proclaim
Key Theme:
God’s wrath flows from His perfect love, goodness, and justice and the gospel is the good news that Jesus absorbs God’s righteous wrath for those who trust in Him, leading believers to both hope and proclaim this rescue.
Key Application:
Walk in hope and joy for the wrath of God that will remove all that brings brokenness to his creation and share the good news urgently with those still under His wrath.
Key Verses:
Nahum 1:2 “The LORD is a jealous and avenging God; the LORD is avenging and wrathful; the LORD takes vengeance on his adversaries and keeps wrath for his enemies.”
Key Questions:
1. Do I tend to downplay or avoid thinking about God’s wrath? Why?
2. Am I resting in the reality that Jesus took the full cup of God’s wrath for me? Does that truth stir gratitude, awe, and worship in my heart?
3. Who in my life right now is still under God’s wrath and needs to hear the good news? What is one practical step I can take this week to share the gospel with them?
God’s wrath flows from His perfect love, goodness, and justice and the gospel is the good news that Jesus absorbs God’s righteous wrath for those who trust in Him, leading believers to both hope and proclaim this rescue.
Key Application:
Walk in hope and joy for the wrath of God that will remove all that brings brokenness to his creation and share the good news urgently with those still under His wrath.
Key Verses:
Nahum 1:2 “The LORD is a jealous and avenging God; the LORD is avenging and wrathful; the LORD takes vengeance on his adversaries and keeps wrath for his enemies.”
Key Questions:
1. Do I tend to downplay or avoid thinking about God’s wrath? Why?
2. Am I resting in the reality that Jesus took the full cup of God’s wrath for me? Does that truth stir gratitude, awe, and worship in my heart?
3. Who in my life right now is still under God’s wrath and needs to hear the good news? What is one practical step I can take this week to share the gospel with them?
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