Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Nahum 3 unveils the final and comprehensive downfall of Nineveh, depicting the city's utter destruction due to its relentless cruelty and wickedness. The chapter details the widespread chaos, the disarray of military forces, and the shameful fate awaiting the once-mighty city. It serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences of persistent sin and injustice. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the importance of righteousness and the certainty of God's justice against unrepentant evil.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Nahum 2 describes the impending siege and destruction of Nineveh, depicting the chaotic and violent downfall of the Assyrian capital. It vividly illustrates the complete devastation that will befall the city, with warriors and chariots overwhelmed, and the city's prideful strength reduced to ruins. The chapter emphasizes the thoroughness of God's judgment and the end of Nineveh's cruelty. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the certainty of divine justice and the importance of humility before God.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Nahum 1 reveals God's righteous anger and judgment against Nineveh. It highlights the Lord as a jealous and avenging God who will not leave the guilty unpunished. The chapter contrasts God's power over nature with His mercy towards those who trust Him. While God will utterly destroy His enemies, He is also a refuge in times of trouble for those who seek Him. His justice is certain, and the downfall of the wicked is inevitable. Let us gather as a family to reflect on God's justice and His care for those who trust in Him.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Haggai 2 addresses the disappointment of the Israelites over the second temple's lack of grandeur compared to Solomon's. God encourages them, assuring that His Spirit is with them and that the glory of the new temple will surpass the former. He promises blessings if they continue in obedience. Later, God declares that He will shake the heavens and the earth, overthrowing kingdoms, and He designates Zerubbabel as His chosen servant, likening him to a signet ring. Let us gather as a family to reflect on God's promises and the blessings that come from obedience to His Word.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <Haggai delivers God's message to the people of Judah, urging them to rebuild the temple. Though they had returned from exile, they prioritized their own homes and comfort while neglecting the house of the Lord. God calls them to consider their ways, as their prosperity had been hindered due to their disobedience. Stirred by Haggai's words, the people, led by Zerubbabel and Joshua the high priest, obey the Lord and begin working on the temple. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the importance of putting God’s work first in our lives.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In Titus 3, Paul urges believers to be submissive to authorities, to be ready for every good work, to avoid slander, and to show perfect courtesy to all people. He reminds them that they were once foolish and disobedient, but God saved them not because of their works but through His mercy, by the washing of regeneration and renewal of the Holy Spirit. Paul encourages believers to devote themselves to good works, avoid divisive people, and maintain a spirit of peace and unity. He concludes with personal greetings and instructions to help fellow believers in need.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In Titus 2, Paul instructs Titus to teach sound doctrine to various groups in the church: older men are to be sober-minded and dignified, older women are to be reverent and mentor younger women in godliness, and younger men are to be self-controlled. Slaves are urged to be obedient and faithful, adorning the gospel through their conduct. Paul emphasizes that the grace of God trains us to renounce ungodliness and live righteously as we await the return of Christ. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the transformative power of God’s grace and the call to live lives that honor Him.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <n Titus 1, the Apostle Paul outlines the qualifications for church leaders, specifically elders, who are to be blameless, faithful, and self-controlled. Paul emphasizes the importance of sound doctrine and the need for leaders to teach and protect the church from false teachings. He warns against deceivers, particularly those who distort the gospel for personal gain. Paul encourages Titus to appoint leaders who uphold the truth and live out their faith with integrity. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the importance of godly leadership and the call to live according to sound doctrine.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <he book of Obadiah, the shortest book in the Old Testament, delivers a prophetic message of judgment against the nation of Edom for its pride and cruelty towards Israel. The prophet Obadiah condemns Edom for standing by and rejoicing while Jerusalem was attacked. He declares that Edom's arrogance will bring about its downfall, as God's justice will prevail. The book concludes with a promise of restoration for Israel, as God's kingdom will ultimately reign supreme. Let us gather as a family to reflect on God's justice and the consequences of prideful behavior.

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Everything in the Bible points to Jesus. Find out why that matters in this short film > http://story4.us/watchnowonline <In the book of Philemon, Paul writes a personal letter to his friend Philemon, urging him to forgive and welcome back Onesimus, a runaway slave who has become a Christian. Paul appeals to Philemon's love and faith, asking him to receive Onesimus not as a slave, but as a beloved brother in Christ. Paul even offers to repay any debt Onesimus owes. This letter highlights the power of Christian love, forgiveness, and reconciliation, breaking down social barriers. Let us gather as a family to reflect on the transformative power of forgiveness and the bonds of Christian fellowship.

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