The will of God belongs to his “essence,” not his “personhood.” In other words, our Triune God has one will, not three.
The will of God belongs to his “essence,” not his “personhood.” In other words, our Triune God has one will, not three.
What does it really mean for Christians to be “sojourners” in this world?
One of the most consistent patterns in Scripture is God’s mercy to man for the purpose of man glorifying God. In other words, God doesn’t bless us so that we can merely be comfortable. God blesses us so that we can translate his goodness toward us into greater glory toward him.
Do you see God as stingy and cruel? And do you see human beings as nothing more than consumeristic parasites? If so, stop what you are doing and what this sermon clip now!
Many Christians have not taken the time to properly interpret the word “sojourner” (or “stranger”) as it appears in Scripture. These terms are not meant to be understood as a reference to “illegal” immigration. The Bible staunchly affirms the legitimacy of borders and legal citizenship. Perhaps, Democrats need to sit a few plays out.
The death of Jesus is first and foremost an atonement for the sins of his people. But the death of Jesus also serves as the supreme example of sacrificial love that each of us must follow.