Posted on 28 August 2024
Grace is a central theme in the Bible, particularly in the New Testament with the arrival of Jesus (John 1:17). The Greek word for "grace" is "charis," which means "favor, blessing, or kindness." When we talk about grace in relation to God, it carries a profound …
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Posted on 27 August 2024
In the Bible, there are instances where it is mentioned that God "repented." This can be confusing because repentance is often associated with human beings acknowledging their sins and changing their ways. However, when we talk about God's repentance, it is important to …
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Posted on 26 August 2024
The glory of God is a concept that refers to the beauty and majesty of His character. It is not a physical or material beauty but rather a reflection of all that He is. Unlike the glory of man, which fades away, the glory of God …
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Posted on 20 August 2024
The Bible teaches that God is love, but it also reveals that He is more than just love. The apostle John emphasizes this in his letter, stating twice that God is love (1 John 4:8, 16). While other passages describe the love that …
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Posted on 16 August 2024
In our understanding of God, it is important to recognize that He is not a stern taskmaster opposed to all fun or pleasure. Contrary to this misconception, the Bible paints a different picture of God—a God who created us with the …
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Posted on 10 August 2024
Justice is an important attribute of God that flows from His holiness. In the Bible, justice and righteousness are often used interchangeably. Righteousness encompasses both God's justice and holiness, as it represents being right or just. Sin, on the other hand, is everything contrary to God's holy …
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Posted on 06 August 2024
When discussing whether God is fair, it is important to understand what fairness means. Fairness can be defined as everyone receiving exactly what they deserve. If we were to receive what we truly deserve, we would all end up in hell paying for our sins. The Bible …
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