Long27 min6.4k wordsMar 24, 2026
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The sermon explores the Book of Nahum within the context of God's dealings with nations and His children throughout biblical history, particularly focusing on the Assyrian Empire's brutality and eventual downfall. It highlights God's justice, jealousy, and long-suffering nature, emphasizing that while God punishes sin, He also protects and blesses His faithful people. The preacher draws parallels between Old Testament empires and the spiritual lessons for the church today, urging believers to trust in God's sovereignty and pray for His children everywhere. The message underscores the importance of remaining faithful and pure within God's kingdom, avoiding outside corruptions.
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AuthorKenny Linde
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LengthLong
Words6,747
Audio5.1 MB
AddedJune 3, 2026
UpdatedJune 3, 2026
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