LightWk Bible Studies

We close up our journey through the book of Zephaniah today, reflecting on the things we've learnt so far, how they have shaped our thinking as Christians and ask questions surrounding the text as we also prepare for our next expository book.

In today's Sunday service, we wrap up our journey through our expository discussions in the book of Zephaniah; we re-examine ourselves as we highlight the promise of God's redemptive and restorative love, even in the day of the Lord.

As we conclude our discussions on the book of Zephaniah, we see in the last part of Chapter 3 the redemptive nature of God's judgment; the rejoicing of God over His people, their renewed postures of heart and how God restores His people.

As we begin our discussions in the second half of the third chapter of Zephaniah, we discuss how God's judgment brings about the conversion of the gentile nations; His mercy and riches upon them.

In today's service we explore the first half of the third chapter of the book of Zephaniah. We see the insolence of God's people, His unwavering faithfulness to them nonetheless and the justice of God they ought to expect as a result.

In the discussion of Zephaniah Chapter 2, we see God's call to repentance before wrath, the judgment of God unfolding before the nations of the earth, and highlight the restoration God's people enjoy, even in the day of the Lord.

As we continue our discussions deeper into the book of Zephaniah, today we examine broadly, the insolent; the second category of the ones coming under God's judgement and how God visits his wrath upon them.

As we begin our discussions on Zephaniah 1, we delve into the text proper, spotlighting the declarations of God's judgment on Judah, the various idolatry sins God judges them for and how those sins still affect (when and if applicable) God's people today.

In today's Sunday service, Pastor Jerry walks us through the first chapter of Zephaniah's book. We take a closer look at the unrighteousness coming under judgement on the day of the Lord; idolatry and the insolence.

As we continue our overview of the book of Zephaniah, we delve in-depth to the subject of Zephaniah's message, the sins that God is punishing and how they revolve around the book's big idea: The day of the Lord; as a day of judgment and a day of salvation.

We begin our journey the book of Zephaniah today with an overview of the book, highlighting the background of the book and the big idea; the day of the Lord and what it means.

In the final recap of Nahum, we take a final look at God's just nature, looking at how God's attributes of being just and fair, His aseity and consistency at all times with His other attributes and what that means for us in today's times as God's people.

We round up our study on the book of Nahum with a Recap by Pastor Victor which he titles "The Nature of God's Judgement". We see that God's judgment is: Righteous, Fair and Just Goodnews to God's people, and God's prerogative and decision

In the discussion of Nahum chapter 3, we see the final phase of God's judgment on the unrighteous: how God revisits their evils upon them and what it is that makes a nation righteous.

In the discussion of Nahum 2, we revisit the description of God's destruction of Nineveh. We discuss how Nahum reminds us that although God will judge the sins of the unrighteous, we are reminded as Christians to be on the lookout for the sins that may be crouching around in our lives.

As we begin our discussion on Nahum chapter One, we re-examine in bit-size pieces, the interwoven nature of God's attributes, highlighting His Justice, beholding how God stays just, yet patient, kind, all good.

In this sermon, Pastor Jerry does a recap of the whole book of Nahum as we prepare to start discussing each chapter in coming days.

Pastor Jeremiah continues from Nahum 3:11-19 where we stopped last time.

Nahum 3 gives an Assurance of God’s judgment. A truth that must give hope to the believer while terrifying the unbeliever.

In chapter 2, Nahum vividly describes the judgment of God against Nineveh, stating the nature and extent of His judgment.

In the second half of Nahu m Chapter 1 overview, we see the cause of God's judgment on the unrighteous and what the conclusion of God's judgment means for God's people.

In the overview of Nahum Chapter 1, we look in-depth into the justice of God and how His attributes of patience, omnipotence and goodness align with the nature of His justice and goodness.

As we begin our journey into the book of Nahum, we commence with an overview of the book. The double-edged nature of the Justice of God: Judgment of God’s enemies and comfort for God’s people.

As we do a recap of the book of Jonah, we revisit and reflect on Jonah's flight from God, God's compassion on Jonah, and ultimately God's salvation of Nineveh.

Today, we round up our journey through the book of Jonah as Bro. Darius reminds us once again about the compassionate nature of God from Jonah Chapter 4. He reminds us that Jonah's disobedience to God isn't a special case, and that we should be reflective as we read Jonah, because in so many ways, we see ourselves in Jonah's disobedience.