Wrath and Mercy

From ROH:
"As you read the Word of God, you see what God is like. You see how He has acted. You see what He has done. You see His power and His majesty and His greatness. And when you see God splitting the waters of the Red Sea wide open and taking His people through safely and then demolishing the Egyptians in the sea, you look at your circumstances, and you think, “Wow! He did that? Maybe He can get me through this. God can deliver me. He can get me across this Red Sea." "

" As you read the Word of God, it builds your faith. It strengthens your faith as you see what God has done. "

"Listen, if you’re placing your security in things or people that can be taken away from you, you’re going to be an insecure person. Security comes from putting your trust, your confidence, in God who can never change.
Everything that can be shaken will be shaken so that the things that cannot be shaken may remain. You find out when your world is shaken what you really believe in and whether your foundation is solid enough and strong enough to last. If your foundation is anything or anyone other than God, when the storm comes, your house will fall."

" God is moving to save His people, but God is also moving to judge the wicked."

"If God is not a God of wrath and vengeance, why should we fly to Christ for refuge? The grace and the mercy and the love and the compassion and the gentleness of God don’t become precious to you if you haven’t seen the wrath and the anger of God.
If your life is rooted and founded in God, who is unchanging, you will be secure, no matter what storm may come into your path."

"I’m not saying ladies, by the way, that we should present ourselves as angry people, mad at sinners. We, as we proclaim the wrath and the anger of God, we need to do it with a broken heart, with tenderness, with compassion for the fact that those who are lost and without Christ are in desperate, dire circumstances."

"is the wrath of God juxtaposed with his incredible mercy. You can’t have one without the other. And if you just proclaim one without the other, you pervert the Gospel."

"Praise God, He’s a God of wrath; and praise God, He’s a God of mercy. He’s a God of judgment, and He’s a God of salvation. You worship God, you worship the whole package. You can’t have one without the other."