A Florida Christmas – Week 5 | God Of The Hurricane

After another season of storms, supply shortages, and headlines that feel like one more surprise knock on the door, it’s easy to be worn down by unpredictability and to demand explanations for suffering. This sermon names that disorientation — the instinct to control, to blame, or to shrink from the powerful things we can’t explain — and points to the raw frustration that comes when life doesn’t line up with our plans or our easy answers. The message turns to the prophet Nahum and holds two realities together: a God who is wildly powerful — the “God of the hurricane” — and a God who binds himself to us in promises, mercy, and presence. Instead of offering tidy explanations, the talk invites a different posture: let go of the illusion of control, cling to covenant promises, and learn how the all-powerful God shows up vulnerably in Jesus. Listen to how awe and intimacy meet in a way that changes how you face the next storm.