Posted on 14 June 2024
In various places throughout the Bible, we come across the phrase "God remembered." It is used to describe significant moments when God acted on behalf of His people. However, this phrase can be confusing if we interpret it as implying forgetfulness on God's part. We need to understand …
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Posted on 11 June 2024
As Christians, we often wonder what God looks like. However, the Bible tells us that God is a spirit and His appearance is beyond our ability to comprehend or describe. In John 4:24, it says, "God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship in …
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Posted on 04 June 2024
The concept of God's justice refers to His perfect righteousness in how He treats His creation. It means that God shows no favoritism, commands against mistreatment, and executes just vengeance against oppressors. God's justice is evident in both rewards and punishments. He does not forget the good …
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Posted on 29 May 2024
When discussing the nature of God, some may suggest that the God of the Old Testament is different from the God of the New Testament. This misconception often stems from a misunderstanding of how God's character is revealed throughout both testaments. However, upon …
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Posted on 29 May 2024
God's ways are often described as mysterious, leaving people bewildered and questioning why certain events unfold as they do. Throughout the Bible and the testimonies of Christians throughout history, we find stories of how God turns situations upside down in unexpected and inexplicable ways. While the interplay …
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Posted on 29 May 2024
The throne of God is a concept found in the Bible that symbolizes God's transcendence, dignity, and sovereign rule. Although the throne of God is often described in physical terms, it is important to understand that these descriptions are anthropomorphisms—figures of speech used to help us …
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Posted on 26 May 2024
The concept of the wrath of God is often understood as the emotional response to perceived wrong and injustice. It can be translated as anger, indignation, vexation, or irritation. Both humans and God express wrath, but there is a significant difference between the wrath of God …
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