When we deny God’s sovereignty over our salvation we actually rob God of the glory that is due to Him and elevate ourselves.
When we deny God’s sovereignty over our salvation we actually rob God of the glory that is due to Him and elevate ourselves.
As Christians, should we be quick to jump to spiritual explanations? When should we offer more naturalistic explanations of phenomena we experience? As Christians, should we be quick to jump to spiritual explanations? When should we offer more naturalistic explanations of phenomena we experience?
“It is rational to seek a relationship with God and live a deeply Christian life because there is very much to gain and very little to lose.” — Pascal’s Wager Do any of you find this useful or compelling?
Who are some great apologists to watch on YouTube?
What’s with Bethany? Why do we read of a leper living there? Why were the siblings Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, seemingly unmarried? And what do the tears of Jesus mean to us? More of that here. [https://medium.com/@jonahrosaroso/the-tears-of-jesus-61584453eee9?source=friends_link&sk=bc0efe085de3cdc2c07fdd91723c570b](https://medium.com/@jonahrosaroso/the-tears-of-jesus-61584453eee9?source=friends_link&sk=bc0efe085de3cdc2c07fdd91723c570b) The emotional side of Christianity
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