In this week’s Discipleship Hour, Dr. Evatt explores what Scripture means when it speaks about the wrath of God. Beginning with the well-known hymn *In Christ Alone*, he examines why the line “the wrath of God was satisfied” has caused controversy and why our human understanding of anger can sometimes distort the way we think about God. Along the way, Dr. Evatt discusses God’s unchanging nature, His perfect justice, and the difference between human emotions and the way Scripture describes God. Ultimately, the cross shows us how God’s justice and mercy meet in Christ, giving Christians both comfort and a deeper understanding of His love.

What are we actually singing when we gather for worship? In Week 1 of this Discipleship Hour series, Dr. Evatt explores the important role hymns and songs play in shaping our understanding of God, Scripture, and the Christian faith. From the early church and Ambrose to Martin Luther and the hymns we sing today, we’ll look at how music has long been used not only for praise, but also to teach and confess the truths of God’s Word. Dr. Evatt also examines why the words we sing matter, how hymns can point us toward Christ, and the danger of replacing the specific hope of the Gospel with vague spiritual ideas or feelings. Join us as we take a closer look at the theology behind the music of the Church and ask a simple but important question: “Wait, what are we singing?”