What Is Humanity – Doctrine 202
What is humanity? Where did we come from? What was God’s purpose in creating us? And what are we like? This article will explore these.
But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. (2 Cor. 4:7 NIV)
What is humanity? Where did we come from? What was God’s purpose in creating us? And what are we like? This article will explore these.
“We have heard for ourselves.” These words reflect the change from only hearing about Jesus, to experiencing him for oneself.
There are many ways that we might measure the faithfulness of a servant of Christ. Paul choose to measure by how much he had suffered.
Jesus is God, clothed in humanity. He came as the light of the world. And all who believe in his name will have eternal life.
As hard as it sometimes is, Peter’s words here call on us to submit to every human authority we find ourselves under. Even if they are evil.
Jesus’ promise to the repentant thief on the cross was “today you will be with me in paradise.” What a wonderful promise to all believers.
God’s mercy and justice come together at the cross, resulting in our salvation. God did for us, in the death of Jesus, what we could not do.
Who is God? This article looks to provide a simple answer to this question. It is part of a larger series on discipleship.
Jesus came as the light of the world, but darkness still reigns over much of the world. Let his light shine through you into the world.
This is such a wonderful hope. To move from the earthly tent we live in now, and into the eternal house that God has prepared for us.