One of the most humbling aspects of God is that He is completely “other” than we are. To put this in other terms, we have no innate capacity to approach God. What we know about God must be learned through revelation. If God does not show Himself to us, we will not come to know […]
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Most of us know the story of Moses. Hid because of Pharaoh’s genocide when he was a baby, found by Pharaoh’s daughter, and raised in the palace. Moses was given every advantage of life in the most advanced nation of its day. Education, military tactics, wealth. It was all his. In fact, an argument can
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by Patrick Schreiner How does the theology of the Book of Acts tie together? Is it all about the advance of the Gospel from Jerusalem, to Samaria and Judea, and then to the world? In The Mission of the Triune God, Patrick Schreiner is going to make the case that the purpose of Acts is
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If you follow current studies or events, you will know that American society is facing a drastic increase in the “Nones.” These are individuals who do not identify with any religious creed or belief. And yet “spirituality” is on the rise. People are looking for something that will fill a definite need. But why should
Is There a God? (Theology for All #4) Read More »
We’ve had COVID sweeping through our house. So it’s been a week (so far) of fevers, aches, and congestion (along with a very active two-year-old). The feeling of being “closed-in” has been building, something we haven’t experienced since the height of the shutdown during the pandemic. During this time, my Bible reading has taken me
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