God's Judgment Falls, Yet Grace Remains Available
What to notice today
Nahum delivers God's fierce judgment against Nineveh for its cruelty and idolatry, declaring that the Lord will bring complete destruction upon this enemy city. Meanwhile, Jesus demonstrates the heart of redemption in Luke 19 by seeking out Zacchaeus the tax collector and declaring that the Son of Man came to seek and save the lost, showing that even in a world deserving judgment, salvation remains available to those who turn to Him. Psalm 42 captures the soul's longing for God in the midst of despair, expressing both anguish and hope in divine deliverance.
Today's Quiz
What does Nahum proclaim will happen to Nineveh?
What was Zacchaeus's occupation before meeting Jesus?
In Luke 21, what does Jesus say will be a sign that the end times are near?
Jesus told Zacchaeus 'today salvation has come to this house'—how does understanding God's willingness to save the 'lost' (like a despised tax collector) change how you view those around you whom society has written off?
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