The Nicene Council decided that the triune Godhead is fully present in Jesus, in whom the reality of God’s love for humanity is demonstrated. Furthermore, and most importantly for our understanding of missional Christianity, the incarnation implies our participation in this fallen world’s healing.
For the time being, I’m ignoring the toys and socks strewn across my living room to sit on my couch and drink tea.
Few things in life are as frustrating as a terrible job.
Reasons for our lack of lived-out unity are many. I offer four themes I’ve observed and questions to consider.
When describing God, the language of the Bible is not merely truthful but careful.
There is a world of difference between knowing that we should do something and actually doing it, isn’t there?
While learning what people believe about religion may help us gain empathy for their various beliefs, we can learn the truth about angels only by studying what is said of them in the Bible. So what does the Bible say about angels?
What if eternal life is less about the continuation of time forever and more about the removal of the limitations of time forever? Less about the “ten thousand years” and more about the divine irrelevance of years?
