In the second half of Nahum Chapter 1 overview, we see the cause of God's judgment on the unrighteous and what the conclusion of God's judgment means for God's people.

In the overview of Nahum Chapter 1, we look in-depth into the justice of God and how His attributes of patience, omnipotence and goodness align with the nature of His justice and goodness.

As we begin our journey into the book of Nahum, we commence with an overview of the book. The double-edged nature of the Justice of God: Judgment of God’s enemies and comfort for God’s people.

As we do a recap of the book of Jonah, we revisit and reflect on Jonah's flight from God, God's compassion on Jonah, and ultimately God's salvation of Nineveh.

Today, we round up our journey through the book of Jonah as Bro. Darius reminds us once again about the compassionate nature of God from Jonah Chapter 4.

He reminds us that Jonah's disobedience to God isn't a special case, and that we should be reflective as we read Jonah, because in so many ways, we see ourselves in Jonah's disobedience.

As we begin proper discussions on Jonah 1, we break down the entire chapter to see Jonah's call, his flight from God and God's pursuit of Jonah; reflecting on the instances where we have mirrored Jonah's disobedience and how God still shows us mercy.

Today, we look at an overview of Jonah 4 as Pastor Jeremiah reminds us that our God is a compassionate God who is slow to anger and rich in mercy.

As believers, in addition to been passionate about the lost, we must also be compassionate towards them. This compassion is one of the things that mark the ministry of Jesus, and which must be seen in ours too.

In an overview of Jonah chapter 3, we look into God’s compassion on Nineveh, God’s recommissioning of Jonah as a second chance and Nineveh’s response to God’s compassion.

Pastor Jeremiah walks us through Jonah Chapter 2; the Salvation of Jonah. Jonah 2 reminds us that Salvation is: of and from God.