Nahum chapter two is difficult to read, and difficult to relate to - but in truth it brings us hope in times of despair, hope that Jesus can do the impossible, yet also a challenge that if we do not turn to Christ and repent we will suffer the judgement of God regardless of whether we call ourselves 'Christian' or not.
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