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It's popular to imagine a God so loving, he would never punish anyone.

Nancy DeMas Walgamu says scripture gives a fuller picture.

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.

This is the Reviver Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walglee, author of Freedom

of Freedom Through Forgiveness, for July 18, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh.

Have you ever heard anyone say, I love the God of the New Testament, but the God of the Old

Testament just seems so mean and angry.

We're about to see why both parts of the Bible accurately describe the same God.

A few weeks ago, Nancy started teaching from the Old Testament book of Habakkuk,

and she's back to continue that series today. Here she is in the series, Habakkuk, moving from

fear to faith. Now, don't forget, if you missed any episodes, you can hear them all when you

scroll through the Revive Our Hearts app, or visit our website, revive our hearts.com.

Here's Nancy.

Well, we're in Habakkuk chapter 3 today, and we'll be for the next several sessions here,

looking at this prayer of Habakkuk, the prayer that Habakkuk prays after he has encountered

the God who is high and lifted up and holy and on his throne, the God

who takes vengeance on nations and individuals that defy him, this holy God, Habakkuk

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