Jesus renounced all power, wealth, strength, honor, and praise in His long journey from the throne of heaven to the stable in Bethlehem and the cross on Calvary. In their place, He accepted weakness, poverty, mockery, scorn, and abuse. Now God takes full control and begins to reign. God's wrath is a necessary part of His love. Those who choose sin will feel the wrath of God.
Salvation is such a tremendous gift that rejecting it is a terrible offense.
Though we reap what we sow, neither sinners nor saints receives the full consequences of his or her deeds in this life. There is a moral necessity for judgment, and a future life, in order that justice may be done. It is God's purpose that every sin should be justly punished. No human being ever needs to endure the wrath of God against sin. The greatest sin against God is to reject His gift of forgiveness.