This sermon explores the notion of the wrath of God. More specifically, there is no love of God without God’s wrath. The two are interlinked. Furthermore, there wrath of God pronounced in the New Testament is quite strong, especially against (1) false teachers and (2) those who fail to care for people most in need.
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