-
The Sovereignty of God
The sovereignty of God can be studied to interpret how his omnipotence cannot be altered by human will. Those who advocate the freedom of choice often point to John 3:16, which describes God’s love for the world, saying, “whosoever believes in Jesus will not perish but have life.” Much emphasis is placed on the word
“Faith is the divine evidence whereby the spiritual man discerneth God, and the things of God.”
— John Wesley
recent
-
Much of what was told by the prophet Jeremiah continues into the book of Ezekiel. Ezekiel was another prophet and leader of the Israelites who saw visions. He foresaw God’s judgment to come upon the nations of Judah, the restoration of Israel and their deliverance from Babylon. The restoration of Israel is supposed to mean…
-
There are several opinions which attempt to answer this question. The main opinions seem to be that the letters were exclusively addressed to the original churches and bear no real significance for any contemporary church, that the letters were symbolically addressed to these seven churches and actually represent distinct periods in Church history or that…
-
Clement of Rome was one of the early fathers that began a new era in Christianity after the final books of the Bible were written. In the late first century AD, Clement became the new Bishop of Rome (or a 4th pope) who was influenced by some of the apostles that he knew, including Peter…
-
The Puritans were a group of English settlers who sailed to America on the Mayflower Ship to escape from war and totalitarianism. There were two distinct pairs of Puritan groups: the separatists (also known as non-conformists) who decided to depart from England, and the non-separatists who tried to reform the Church of England from its…
Subscribe
Enter your email below to receive updates.
Bible outlook 