First Baptist Church Wimberley Sermons

Send a textIn Obadiah 15–21, this message frames the passage around two mountains—the pride of sinful humanity that will be brought low, and Mount Zion, where God rescues and restores His people. First, it emphasizes that sin will be judged: the “day of the Lord” is real, and God’s justice will come, even while He remains patient and calls people to repentance.Second, it highlights God’s promise to deliver His people in holiness. The Lord gathers a people for Himself, preserves them, and invites all who call on His name to be saved—showing that God’s rescue is both personal and global.Finally, the sermon lifts our eyes to the end of the story: the kingdom will be the Lord’s. No earthly power lasts forever, but Jesus reigns, and His people can live with confidence and hope as we wait for His final, perfect rule.