So in the first two weeks we explore chapters one and two. Today we're going to explore chapter number three.

I got a long way to go or short time to get there. I'm going to have to give you the Clifnote version of this today.

So I need you not to hold your amans to the middle because we bring in the middle to the beginning today.

All right. But I got to make sure you get this.

All right.

So Nahum chapter number three, beginning at verse number 18.

Here's what Nahum is saying to the Assyrians.

He says, King of Assyria, your shepherd slumber and your nobles lay down to rest.

Your people are scattered on the mountains with no one to gather them.

Nothing can heal you. Your wound is fatal. All who hear the news about you will clap their hands at your fall.

For who has not felt your endless cruelty I want to stop the

reading of scripture there and talk from this subject in our time together family

you can't break my soul clap your hands, 1130.

I want to start this sermon by offering a statement for your contemplation and consideration.

The statement is simply as follows.

In life, you can't always control what gets broken, but you can control if you allow what's broken to break your soul.

In other words, we won't always in every situation and circumstance have prevent ability.

But God has given us response ability and how we respond to what's been broken determines whether or not

what's been broken breaks us this is important and essential to understand because our enemy and

adversary the evil one is in the business of breaking things.

However, Satan doesn't just break things to break things.

He breaks things to break us.

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