An Overview of the Book of Ruth
The book of Ruth is the incredible story showing God at work in what may seem like mundane events, yet he is actually working all of them into his grand plan.
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The book of Ruth is the incredible story showing God at work in what may seem like mundane events, yet he is actually working all of them into his grand plan.
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People find it confusing to think of God as a Spirit. Does he have a body? Is he a ghost?
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In this sketchbook series we look at chapters 5-16 of Romans where Paul develops the ideas from chapters 1-4 and draws out their implications.
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In this sketchbook series we look at the first four chapters of Romans and lay the groundwork for understanding the entire letter.
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A poetic chapter in the ancient text of Habakkuk teaches us how to pray when we are really hurting.
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The doctrine of the Trinity is a paradox. When Jesus said that the Father was greater than he, he was referring to his temporary position on earth.
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John Wesley taught that God extends his grace freely to all of humanity to overcome their “total depravity.” What does this mean?
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The biblical theme of “holiness” is bigger than the idea of being “morally good” – it describes how God is the uniquely creative force behind the whole universe.
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Calvinism is the formal name given to a Christian theological perspective held by some Christians today, summarized well by the acronym TULIP.
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Jesus is the light of the world. Thus his followers should live as people of light, rejecting the secrets, lies, and evil ways we used to indulge.
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God’s power means that when you face a seemingly impossible challenge, think “God can do it.”
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An attribute of God is not something that is just a part of God, but something that is true of God in his basic nature and character.
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God’s love illustrates that his attributes are perfectly consistent. God never acts in a way that contradicts his nature.
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The Bible gives several simple principles for how to express generosity.
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Not only do the words of the Bible have their origin in the Holy Spirit, but the Holy Spirit is also active illuminating the Bible as people it.
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Throughout the Bible, the words “light” and “darkness” are used metaphorically to convey deep spiritual truths. The way these words are used give us some interesting insights into salvation.
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Galatians 5 makes a vivid contrast between two forces vying for control of our choices in life: the Holy Spirit and the sinful nature.
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God chose Abraham long ago and made certain promises to him. Those promises apply to all those who become adopted children of Abraham by faith.
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There is a force within each one of us that pushes us away from God – our sinful nature.
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To the secular mind, belief in unseen spiritual forces and beings is seen as primitive and unscientific, based on the assumption that only what can be seen or measured in the natural world actually exists. But what does the Bible say?
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In Luke 15, Jesus told the story of a father and two sons to explain the different ways people can be separated from God. He wanted us to see the heart of God for those who are lost: both the rule breakers and the rule-keepers.
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Throughout the Bible, God makes covenants with people. In biblical theology, these kinds of covenants are important because they reveal a fundamental truth: people need God.
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Genesis reports that people lived hundreds of years. While this is very different from ordinary human experience, It appears that the life-spans are intended literally.
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Nobody likes to be told they’re wrong. But we all sin, and how we respond to our sin is critically important in our lives.
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