The middle section of the Apostle’s Creed is dedicated to Jesus Christ, the Son of God. In a previous post, we considered the uniqueness of Jesus. That there is no one like him. He isn’t one among many, he doesn’t exist
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This week, we’re continuing our way through the Apostles’ Creed and move from confessing God the Father to God the Son. Words get misused all the time. People will talk about literally doing things when they mean metaphorically. But no
I’ve mentioned before about the need for our church to be making disciples. This is the charge that we have been given by the Lord Jesus and it is what everything we do as a church revolves around. We are
One of the things that we are sort of used to thinking about is God as Holy Trinity. We rightly, boldly, and humbly confess that God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The doctrine of the Trinity is what distinguishes
Yesterday, I spoke of how the life of Jacob speaks of the gospel. He was given God’s promise for the sake of his fathers before him. And alongside receiving that promise, he regularly told people of the God who had
Before he ascended, Jesus offered these words to the apostles: This is often called the Great Commission and what we see throughout the New Testament is that the apostles work really hard to see that this is fulfilled. They are
While studying and preparing to preach on the doctrine of salvation by faith alone, I have been slowly reading through Romans in my own devotional time. There is much overlap between what I ultimately preached and what I had spent
