Questions in this episode: – How much did Jesus know and what power did he have in human flesh? – Is it correct that all children who die go to heaven even if they have not heard and understood the gospel? – How do we witness to Mormons? – Do people still speak or pray …
Questions in this episode: – I have OCD and lots of anxiety, is this idolatry? – Before Jesus came to the earth, what kind of body did he have? – Why did Jesus answer Pharisees with two commandments instead of just one? – What are your thoughts on church members receiving counsel from outside the …
Questions in this episode: – When did Mary & Joseph get married? – Why did Luke not cover the trip to Egypt? – Do you have book recommendations for resolving difficulties in the Bible? – Before Christ was incarnate, what form did he take? – How can a person be sure they don’t take the …
We should be comforted and encouraged by God’s announcement of his ancient plans to bring about our salvation through Christ just after Adam and Eve first sinned.
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Just as God sent his Son at the first advent right on schedule, we should be assured that he will also dispatch his Son to establish a world of righteousness at just the right time.
We must reconsider the profound reality and far-reaching implications of the incarnate, fully-human, fully-divine Christ.
Christmastime is the perfect time to anchor our minds on the person and work of Christ, knowing it is the ultimate reason for the incarnation.
At Christmastime we ought do more than celebrate the incarnation, we should capitalize on this strategic season to prayerfully bring the good news of the gospel to the lost world around us.
We must understand and affirm that the second person of the Godhead stepped into space and time to share our humanity so that he might perfectly fulfill human righteousness and provide a divine-sized payment for our sins.
Big, festive, and costly celebrations are not something Christians came up with for Christmas; God has set a precedent and left us an example of celebrating our redemption in joyful and celebratory ways.
Christ took on the attribute of humanity in order to provide his life as a substitute for ours, freeing us from the dreadful prospect of meeting God with our sins unresolved.
The “What” of Christmas is only half the story, we must also know the “Why” because our eternity hangs on the purpose of the incarnation – He is our only “H.O.P.E.”
The OT saints eagerly anticipated the arrival of Immanuel, and so should we! because we’ve yet to experience the incredible fulfillment of Christ’s personal leadership in our world.
Christ offers to God the Father what we cannot; And at great cost to himself, he sacrificially endows us with incredible, unearned and eternal benefits.
Christ has established his right to rule over everything and everyone, and one day he will. Until then we should trust him, do right & not whine.
