The Book of Revelation: Overview
Ken Boa begins a new series on the book of Revelation by starting with an overview.
Ken Boa begins a new series on the book of Revelation by starting with an overview.
King Solomon recognized what he needed most to rule his people well, to know justice. He recognized how little he knew, and Who could give him what he needed.
We’re all familiar with the Golden Rule: treat others as you would like to be treated. Jesus mentions this maxim several times throughout the Gospels (e.g., Matthew 7:12; Luke 6:31), and when asked what the greatest commandment in the Law was, He answered that the entire Law and
This is the final session Q&A for The Attributes of God series. You can view all the videos with supplemental lesson summaries here.
We can have joy even in adverse circumstances because of who Christ is and who we are in Him.
We are defined by the work of Jesus, not our own. Knowing this gives us a proper perspective as it relates to loving ourselves, which in turn affects how we love others.
God’s holiness refers to His uniqueness, His separateness. There is no one like Him. His sovereignty refers to His rightful authority and rule over all things.
As David’s life comes to a close, he gives his son Solomon advice that we can likewise learn from.
Too often we allow what we do to define who we are. But this is backwards. Who we are in Christ should shape and guide what we do.
The Bible tells us that “God is love” (1 John 4:16). When God loves, He is simply being Himself, and this goes for all His other attributes as well (such as His goodness and justice). Because God is eternal, His love has no beginning and no end. Because
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