God's Wrath

Ironically, it angers many people to hear about a God who is angry! But are they right to be angry? Let's explore the Bible's teaching about the wrath of God.

God's Wrath is Just, not Unjust

God's wrath is not some uncontrolled divine rage, but rather God’s settled disposition of hostility against sin

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Discriminating, not Indiscriminate

It doesn't take long to see that we have all broken God's commandments by exhibiting both ungodliness and unrighteousness.

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Real, not Mythological

Classical Greek literature tells many tales of love, betrayal, war and peace, involving men and gods.

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Reluctantly, not Rashly Dispensed

The Bible says that God's wrath is reluctant. "God our Saviour... desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth" (1 Timothy 2:3,4).

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath is Eternal, not Temporary

One of the most terrifying truths that must be faced when speaking about God's wrath is its unending nature.

Andrew Williamson

God's Wrath and the Cross

The greatest evidence that God desires to save rather than judge people is seen when His Son died on the Cross.

Andrew Williamson

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God's Wrath

God's Wrath is Just, not Unjust

God's Wrath is Discriminating, not Indiscriminate

God's Wrath is Real, not Mythological

God's Wrath is Reluctantly, not Rashly Dispensed

God's Wrath is Eternal, not Temporary

God's Wrath and the Cross