Lena Cebula
Lena Cebula
Does God Ever Get Mad?
Does God Ever Get Mad?
Does God Ever Get Mad?
Monday 7th June 2021
Join Lena Cebula on Love&BLoved as she explores God's righteous anger, revealing its purpose in guiding us towards forgiveness and understanding His love.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding God's Anger: A Deep Dive with Lena Cebula
God's anger is meant to turn us away from evil and towards the forgiveness and freedom found in Jesus.
Have you ever pondered whether God gets angry? Lena Cebula tackles this intriguing question in her 'Love&BLoved' podcast episode, 'Does God Ever Get Mad?' Drawing from her own life as a survivor of drug addiction and human trafficking, Lena explores the nature of God's anger with her signature warmth and insight.
She dives into biblical verses like Isaiah 40:28 and Matthew 11:29 to unravel the complexities of divine anger, contrasting it with human emotions that are often tainted by pride and hate. Lena also brings in the story of Noah and the flood, illustrating how God's anger is always measured and purposeful, aimed at steering us away from evil and towards forgiveness. She emphasizes that while human anger can be destructive, God's anger is rooted in righteousness and love.
Throughout the episode, Lena encourages listeners to reflect on their own perceptions of divine anger and how it shapes their understanding of God's character. With a gentle yet compelling approach, Lena invites you to reconsider what it means for God to be angry and how this understanding can lead to a deeper appreciation of His love and righteousness. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with questions about faith, discipline, and the transformative power of divine anger.