Acts 17:22-28
“I believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and Earth.”
Acts 17:22-28
“I believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and Earth.”
We concluded our study of The Doctrine of God with a look at the Trinity. There is probably no doctrine about God that both more misunderstood and more important than the doctrine of The Trinity. What is it? How can God be 3-in-1? Is the Trinity found in the Bible? Why is it such a big deal?
Often times we will have ideas about God or life based on a false notion of God’s relationship to His creation. The Bible describes God as sovereign Creator, which has implications for our theology and therefore our view on many life issues.
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The Scriptures describes to us the nature of God as being good and loving and holy and thus deserving of our worship. However, some find fault with this idea because of the evil they see in the world. How do we reconcile this alleged contradiction?
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In this session we explored the meanings of and challenges to these classical understandings of God’s nature, … with the conversation meandering a bit towards spiritual warfare as well.
Our daily experience is one of existing in a physical world with the passage of time. God, however, is not human, and His relationship to the universe is quite different than ours. What does it mean that God is immaterial or spaceless? Is God’s intelligence like human intelligence? These questions and more are explored in this session of our Doctrine of God series on Wednesday nights.
In this session we take a look at God’s attributes of Aseity, Eternality, and Immutability. These characteristics set the God of the Bible apart from other religions, and from them we can draw hope.
In this session we did a review of the 3 major areas of scientific evidence covered so far and how God is the best explanation for them. Then, we laid the groundwork for the next few weeks which we will spend examining the Moral Argument for the existence of God.
It is unavoidable that the amazing world contained within our cells clearly appears designed. The question then becomes if there is a natural, undirected process that can account for the “appearance” of design rather than there actually being a designer?
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As this series continues, we turn our attention from the telescope to the microscope for a look at the amazing design found in the microscopic world of our cells and the marks of the Creator found there.
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