"Nothing like that could ever happen here." Everyone says it about their own country, right up until it does.
Before you call this fear-mongering, open Genesis. Sodom is named 48 times in the Bible, and Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who has preached warnings inside persecuting countries and been tracked and followed for it, asks the question most sermons skip: why did God spend so many chapters on one ugly city? Because Sodom was not ugly at first. It was the tourist destination. And God warned Lot more than once before the fire fell.
You'll discover: • The warnings Lot ignored before Sodom burned • Why Abraham stopped bargaining at ten righteous people • What makes a place a Goshen, and what disqualifies one • How Bible prophecy handles natural disasters as well as human events
"It's very difficult to ask people to leave somewhere while things look prosperous."
This is not for you if you want a comfortable sermon. If you have ever wondered whether your city is a safe place to raise a family, press play and let Scripture answer instead of the news.
