Who is God? Part 6: The God of Israel
The story about how God turns people with many failures into Princes who will rule the world.
Who is God? Part 5: The God of the Hebrews
The description of God as the God of the Hebrews teaches us that the life of faith isn’t static; it’s about running a race and overcoming obstacles. It’s an adventure! It’s about Are you enjoying it?
Who is God? Part 4: The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
Why did Jesus repeat this phrase in Exodus and Mark? God’s promises and the resurrection of the dead are two inseparable themes. Resurrection is essential to Biblical Christianity.
Who is God? Part 3: The God of Bethel
The ground is hallowed because of God’s Word and the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and Christ did not die in vain. Christ’s full measure of devotion and resurrection ensures a government of God, by God, and for God; a government that will cause sin and its consequences to perish from the earth.
Who is God? Part 2: The God of the Heaven and the God of the Earth
The story involves overcoming this world’s dangers, the desire to live a godly life, the promises of God, the hope of resurrection, and the salvation of the nations through Christ: it’s the gospel story, told through human events.