We live in a world quick to outrage—but God is not like us. In this episode, Pastor Tony walks us through one of the most misunderstood aspects of God’s character: His anger. The God of Exodus 34 is not volatile or harsh, but patient and measured. His anger is always rooted in love and aimed at what harms His people. If you’ve imagined God as disappointed or distant, this is good news: He’s not short-tempered—He’s slow to anger. And He’s in no rush to judge you—He’s rushing to redeem you.
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4 - God Is Abounding In Love
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5 - God Is Faithful
When everything around us feels uncertain, God remains the same. In this episode, we explore the meaning of God’s faithfulness—’emet—a word that means steady, reliable, and true. God’s love doesn’t waver when we fail; He stays when others walk away. From the rebellion at the golden calf to your w...
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6 - God Is Holy
Holiness isn’t just one trait of God—it’s the trait that shapes everything else. In this episode, we explore what it means that God is holy, holy, holy—utterly unique, morally perfect, completely other. He isn’t a slightly better version of us—He is beyond us, yet draws near. Through Scripture an...
