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Eternity will reveal the fruit that your weakness-filled earthly life has borne as you continue to follow in the footsteps of Christ and the shape of the cross, where God magnifies His strength through your weakness. —Karrie Hahn Devlin ligm.in/4xI3GK9
R.C. Sproul taught that everyone is a theologian.
The question isn’t whether we will have thoughts about God—it’s whether our thoughts are true.
Read this thread to see four reasons why theology matters.
Work from the Word, from what it says outward, so that you keep training your mind to know that even though you’re waiting in times and seasons of tears and pain, God hears you. —@EricBancroftligm.in/4cb6jff
What’s so comforting to know is that even though it might seem like heaven is silent, that God has turned His back or has directed His attention elsewhere, nothing could be further from the truth. —@EricBancroftligm.in/4cb6jff
The Old Testament is Christian Scripture, an incomparable treasure for showing us Christ’s glory and for conforming us to His image. —Matthew Patton ligm.in/4hHzv0P
God is working oftentimes in a way that we don’t often see, but He is working. And to speak candidly, it’s at times mysterious because even at times when we see His hand, it seems confusing to us as to His purposes. —@EricBancroftligm.in/4cb6jff
In this video, Rev. Eric Bancroft encourages believers waiting on God to trust that He is working, even when His hand isn’t yet visible. ligm.in/4cb6jff
In the gospel, God’s compassion and His righteous anger for our sins meet, for in God’s compassion He put forth His Son to bear the wrath that our sins deserved. —Matthew Patton ligm.in/4hHzv0P