Deep down we all want to know, really know that God is good and kind and patient and loving and understanding. We want to believe that God is not angry and doesn't need to punish people and isn't waiting like a judge to send most of the human race into eternal conscious torment. At least most … Continue reading What not to say – rhetoric and romans
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Objective Truth and Subjective Reality
The finished work of Jesus can be a controversial subject. I know that may seem strange but there are many that absolutely reject what Jesus has done in His incarnation, death, resurrection and ascension. You hear stuff like “you are minimizing sin” when the truth is God forgets our sin. Some say “you can’t include … Continue reading Objective Truth and Subjective Reality
Mess Makers – Unbelief
What has always been at the root of the demise of mankind is our fallen image of God. The knowledge of good and evil made us so self-aware and self-centered that we couldn't look past our shame to embrace the beauty and love of God. Our obsession with self had created a void of identity. Our … Continue reading Mess Makers – Unbelief
Undeniable Incarnate Inclusion
Before the incarnation we had no internal intimate union with the divine triune Perfection. Now we can know God like Jesus and experience God like Jesus and be loved by God like Jesus and be an anointed son like Jesus. This is what Jeremiah was talking about. Heb 10:15 And the Holy Spirit also bears witness … Continue reading Undeniable Incarnate Inclusion
Witnessing the “wrath of God?”
Have you witnessed the "wrath of God?" I think I have. The wrath of God is what happens when human violence meets God's forgiveness. It is when human anger meets eternal life. It is when human vengeance meets God's goodness. It is when human justice meets God's redemption. It is when Faith in WHAT we know meets Faith in WHO we know. … Continue reading Witnessing the “wrath of God?”
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