12 Angry Men: Haggai

During the ministry of Haggai God is restoring His people to greater glory than before their captivity in Babylon. Haggai's central message is Israel's need to steward their wages and resources well for God's glory, building His house before their own. God promises his blessing is far more valuable than what they could ever do for themselves.

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12 Angry Men: Zephaniah

Zephaniah is the last prophet to call the people to repentance before they were taken into exile, and His message is one of destruction and restoration: the coming destruction through God's judgment on sin as well as the purpose of that destruction: to restore all things back to Himself. Pastor Mike Brown shows how the dual themes of destroy/rebuild are seen in this book as well as our lives.

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12 Angry Men: Habakkuk

Is God trustworthy? Even when it hurts? This week Pastor Kris Brossett surveys the book of Habakkuk, looking at how God is trustworthy no matter the circumstances. God will always do what is best for us, but can we have faith in the midst?

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12 Angry Men: Nahum

The book of Nahum is the ironic sequel to Jonah: the very thing that Jonah wanted for the Ninevites a century earlier, Judah ended up seeing. The nation that once repented because of the message of coming destruction will not themselves be destroyed. Nahum explores the sovereignty of God in relation to the wickedness of the Ninevites. Pastor Mike Brown continues to draw specific application in regards to how we speak the truth in love to each other.

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Missing Podcasts

Due to technical difficulties, we did not record Obadiah, Jonah or Micah. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. We believe we have isolated the problem and hope to be up and running this week. For more information about Soma Los Angeles, please visit us at www.somacommunities.org