Many prefer the happy Immanuel of Christmas. Others are willing to put up with the suffering Lamb of Easter, even though it starts to hit closer to their own personal sinfulness. But one thing no one really wants to think about is the "severity" of the Lion who is returning in judgement. Yet, even though we may prefer the Immanuel of Easter to the Lion of Judgement, we are called to contemplate both of these aspects of God together, and never apart from each other. This is the thrust of Paul's meaning in Romans 11:22. Follow along as Pastor Josh unpacks Romans 11:22.
