A.J. Higgins examines the prophecy of Nahum, focusing on the divine character, the reality of God's righteous judgment against sin (Nahum 1:2), and His enduring goodness toward those who trust in Him (Nahum 1:7). He explores themes including the historical context of Nineveh and Assyria, the sobering contrast between divine patience and ultimate accountability, and how God's wrath is both restrained and irresistible in its effect. Higgins highlights the theological significance of God's omniscience and protection for His people, drawing parallels between Old Testament judgments and the ultimate propitiation accomplished at Calvary.

This message was recorded on 9/14/25