Reconciling God’s Wrath With God’s Love
Going all the way back to the beginning, to Eve’s experience in the garden, by human reasoning there was no reason not to eat the fruit. It looked good, it
Continue readingGoing all the way back to the beginning, to Eve’s experience in the garden, by human reasoning there was no reason not to eat the fruit. It looked good, it
Continue readingIt’s a difficult question: If God is all-loving, why would he judge people and condemn them to suffer in hell? (This is the follow-up discussion on the final episode of
Continue readingActs of injustice and hypocrisy within the church, especially historically, often drive people away from Jesus. How do we, who are less than perfect, present a perfect Christ to others?
Continue readingA criticism often voiced against the church is, Why are Christians such hypocrites? They don’t practice what they preach. Interestingly, the Bible also has that criticism against religious people, both
Continue readingFrom Urban Hope: What has drawn many of us to become followers of Jesus is the simple fact that He loved us first. Urban Hope is our expression of God’s
Continue readingWhere Is God In The Midst Of Pain? That’s a difficult question for most of us, even as believers. How can we respond when non-believers ask the same question? In
Continue readingIf God is all-powerful and all-loving, how can there be so much suffering in the world? The dilemma: either He can’t fix it, so He’s not all-powerful, or He can
Continue readingJesus said that anyone who wanted to follow him had to take up their cross: to seek God’s way rather than our own way. For Jesus, God’s way meant the
Continue readingThe central theme of Hebrews is that Christ is better than anything else. Graeme explains how the “anything else” is a very high standard to begin with, something we usually
Continue readingThe first half of Ephesians chapter 4 lists seven reasons we have unity in the Church: One body One Spirit One hope One Lord One faith One baptism One God
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