who are you, God?—Week 3

The sermon explores the phrase “slow to anger” from Exodus 34, explaining that God’s anger is not like human anger, impulsive and self-serving, but is rooted in His deep love, justice, and desire to protect what is good. Through biblical examples, it is demonstrated that God’s anger is always tied to what He values most—His people and their well-being—and that even in His anger, He remains patient and redemptive. Ultimately, God’s slowness to anger culminates at the cross, where He bears human injustice and sin out of love, showing His commitment to rescue and restore us.