Theology That Bites Back
We serve and worship the incomparable God. The triune God revealed to us in Scripture is boundless, infinite, immense, and beyond all human ability to conceive. He is contained by no boxes, whether they be ornate temples built by industrious hands or intellectual temples build by clever minds. He is contained by no creaturely boxes. …
We serve and worship the incomparable God. The triune God revealed to us in Scripture is boundless, infinite, immense, and beyond all human ability to conceive. He is contained by no boxes, whether they be ornate temples built by industrious hands or intellectual temples build by clever minds. He is contained by no creaturely boxes. …
“I believe that, as Christian emissaries come to each of these nations to be discipled, the foundational cornerstone proclaimed by them is that Jesus is Lord. The first corollary to this is that Caesar isn’t lord, and so the first gift the Church brings, and the first point of repentance for the established authorities of each nation, is the liberating doctrine of limited government.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 7
I Appreciated This NPR Interview Actually: Although whenever something like this drops on a secular office, our secretaries at the church office have to stop answering the phone for a few days. It seems that the Intoleristas need to work on their phone etiquette. And This One With Chadd Wright: So That’s a Soaker, Right …
“I believe that when the Spirit was poured out on Pentecost, this was the beginning of God’s plan to inundate the world with grace, mercy, and forgiveness until the whole thing is covered over with fulfilled promises as far as the eye can see.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 6
Dear Ehud, In my last letter, I was emphasizing the prophetic office of Christ. He was the greater prophet who had been promised by Moses (Deut. 18:15). But I also need to present Christ to you ...
“I believe that Christ did not die so that we might live. He died so that we might die, and He lives so that we might live.”
Concise and to the Point, p. 5
Letter to the Editor: Re. A Little Preliminary Horsing Around200 proof gratitude is more to the mark. 200 proof = 100%, though I’m likely not the first to say so.Have a nice day! ...
