Judgment of God

God's punishment or wrath for doing wrong, God's Judgment (see also wrath)

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Tips for Leaders
	Witnessing: Sharing the Gospel “God wants all men to come to repentance.” 2 Peter 3:9. We, as leaders of students, share that passion, and everything we do is focused on introducing Jesus to our students.
Lessons
	After the Kingdom - Off to Exile In this lesson, students learn that God can use anyone to accomplish His purposes, even our enemies.
	Confrontation with Pharaoh In this lesson, students learn that there is only one true God who is both just and merciful.
	Faithfulness Despite Circumstances The prophetic book of Daniel inspires us to live a life of faithfulness and trust to a glorified and praiseworthy God, regardless to our circumstances.
	God Doesn't Have Favorites God judges all men equally, regardless to nationality, power, or circumstances. Prophets Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah encourage us to live a life of repentance, humility and faith because of God's mercy.
	It's Not Fair! Things in this life do not always seem fair. In this lesson, we are reminded that everything is in God's hands, not ours, and what happens after this life is final and just.
	Jude This lesson on Jude inspires students to live in obedience to Christ, serving His purposes and not their own.
	Judgment for Judah, Assyria, & Edom Judgment can be avoided if we repent. In this lesson, we explore three prophets, Obadiah, Joel, and Jonah, who exhort people to turn to God and away from their wickedness.
	Judgment is Coming, Comfort is Coming God has a plan and a purpose for our lives, if we allow Him to use us. From Isaiah, we discover why we need to give into God’s calling by saying, “Here I am Lord, send me,” whether that be near or far.
	Lessons from the Flood There is much more to the story of Noah than animals coming two by two. The great flood ends with a covenant, sealed with a rainbow. God sealed His promise to us with Christ's own blood.
	New Heaven and New Earth Students learn that they should live for God, bearing fruit in His name, now—not some time in the future.
	Obadiah Through the shortest book in the OT, Obadiah, students learn that they should not live lives of arrogance, but rather they should help those who suffer, even if the suffering are our enemies.
	Sin and Salvation Students get a biblical definition of what it means to be human, how sin keeps us from being fully human, and God's plan to save and sanctify mankind.
	The End This lesson gives students a Biblical perspective of the End Times.
	The Passover Through this lesson, students learn about Passover and its significance for Christians.
	The Seven Plagues In this lesson, students learn about the seven plagues mentioned in the book of Revelation.
	The Seven Seals This lesson helps students understand what the seven seals represent. It also encourages students to live as faithfully as those who have preceded them.
	The Seven Trumpets This lesson will help students understand the meaning of the seven trumpets and inspire students to live faithfully.
	Three Unlikely Voices God uses three unlikely voices to bring powerful messages of judgment to God's people. From the prophecies of Amos, Hosea, and Micah, we learn how God can use us for His purpose, no matter who we are.
	Warrior Jesus We may not be accustomed to the image we have of Jesus from the book of Revelation. However, it is no less true.
	What John Saw Through this lesson, students learn that God alone is worthy to receive glory and honor because He created all things, and it is because of His Will that they exist.