I Am Slow to Anger - Exodus 11

God Is Not a God of No Anger — He Is a God of Slow Anger Clash of Kingdoms | Exodus 11Throughout the plagues of Egypt, God has been doing something deliberate — taking down the gods of Egypt one by one. Plague by plague, the false gods fall. But in Exodus 11, only one remains: Pharaoh. And it's his turn.In this episode, we explore what the announcement of the tenth plague reveals about who God truly is. Psalm 145:8 tells us God is "slow to anger" — but slow is not the same as never. God is not a God of no anger. He is a God of slow anger. And there is a profound difference.We also look at the surprising instruction God gives the Israelites before they leave — to ask their Egyptian neighbors for silver and gold — and what that tells us about how God redeems what the enemy meant for harm.We close with two questions worth lingering in as we head into Easter week:What in this world has the potential to stir righteous anger in you?What in your own life might be stirring righteous anger in God toward you?Scripture References Exodus 11 | Psalm 145:8 | Galatians 6:7 | Ephesians 4:26Series: Clash of Kingdoms — a study through the book of Exodus