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Divine Impassibility
As the Westminster Confession states, “God is without body, parts, or passions.” Why should Christians still affirm divine impassibility?
Yes and Amen in Christ
Abraham knew the Lord as a promise-maker, Moses knew him as a promise-keeper, but we know the one in whom all the promises are yes and amen.
Did the Son of God Leave Heaven When He Came to Earth?
In the hypostatic union, the two natures—human and divine—are joined in one person, yet “without confusion” and “without change” (Chalcedonian Definition).
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1 hr 19 minThe Life and Ministry of R.C. Sproul with Stephen Nichols
Everyday Gospel with Paul Tripp
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The Genesis of Jesus
Jesus came from a family with a pretty gnarled, knotted up family tree. That’s the point. He came to save not the righteous but sinners. It is a very deliberate theological, stylized genealogy to show us where He came from and the sort of people for whom He came.
From Compromise to Captivity
Just like the prophets of old. Turn. Turn. It doesn’t have to be this way. You don’t have to face complete destruction. You don’t have to be in terrible distress.
The Particulars of the Promise
Our text this morning is Joshua chapter 15. We’ve been in a series in this book since the beginning of the fall/end of the summer, and we’ll go one more week, next week Joshua 16 and 17, Lord willing, and we’ll take a three-week break. Yes, we will take a little break from land allotment
An Old Man of Faith and Courage
Caleb acted upon the promises of God and then perhaps the best news of all, he himself had been brought near by the promises of God.
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See allDivine Impassibility
As the Westminster Confession states, “God is without body, parts, or passions.” Why should Christians still affirm divine impassibility?
Yes and Amen in Christ
Abraham knew the Lord as a promise-maker, Moses knew him as a promise-keeper, but we know the one in whom all the promises are yes and amen.
Did the Son of God Leave Heaven When He Came to Earth?
In the hypostatic union, the two natures—human and divine—are joined in one person, yet “without confusion” and “without change” (Chalcedonian Definition).
3 Questions about Creation: Who, How, and Why?
In this article, Kevin considers the creation of the universe with three principal questions we can ask: Who? How? and Why?
Kevin DeYoung
Kevin DeYoung (PhD, University of Leicester) is the senior pastor at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews, North Carolina, and associate professor of systematic theology at Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte. He has written books for children, adults, and academics, including Just Do Something; Crazy Busy; and The Biggest Story. Kevin and his wife, Trisha, have nine children.
