Nahum was the subject today in our series on the minor prophets, which tells us of a God who judges. This is hardly a palatable subject in our politically correct, post self-esteem, tolerance-rabid world, but I'm thankful for a pastor who preaches the whole counsel of God. From my notes: Because God judges, there is hope for justice. Why? If God did not just, He would not be holy. He would not be righteous. This is the very reason that good triumphs over evil. He will destroy His enemies. Why is that a comfort? Because in a world that is increasing hostile to God and His people, we know He is completely in control. In the end, every knee will bow in heaven and in earth. If God is a God who judges, repentance is necessary. It's not praying a prayer. It's not a one-time event. It's a continual, daily turning from sin and running to Christ as our sacrifice. We can't rely on the previous ge...