God's Wrath; God's Mercy - Zephaniah

Summary

The sermon on the book of Zephaniah explores the dual themes of God's wrath against the wicked and His mercy toward the faithful remnant. It emphasizes the seriousness of idolatry and sin, the sobering reality of the Day of the Lord, and the call to seek righteousness and meekness. Ultimately, it highlights the doctrine of imputation, where Christ's righteousness is credited to believers, allowing God to rejoice over them with singing despite their sinfulness. The message encourages both soberness about God's judgment and hope in His mercy.