God's ways are not like human ways, and understanding Him requires revelation. Dr. Tony Evans explains how Scripture is God's way of making Himself known, and how it reveals His thoughts, will, and ways. He discusses the importance of general and special revelation, and how the Bible is a manifestation of God's divine nature. [... more]

Dr. Alan Benson explores the concept of theology proper, focusing on God's nature and character. He examines Jeremiah 10, discussing how humans attempt to make God in their own image and the importance of knowing the true God through special revelation, the Word of God. [... more]

The Bible teaches that humanity actively suppresses God's truth, ignoring His holiness and rejecting His wrath. The consequences of denying God's existence are devastating, and the world is left with a lack of absolute truth, leading to moral decay and suffering. [... more]

The Book of Romans reveals that God's wrath is directed against all unrighteousness and ungodliness of men, specifically the sin of suppressing truth. This universal sin is committed by every human being, who takes the truth of God and forces it into their subconscious. The truth that is suppressed is the knowledge of God, which is manifest in nature and clearly seen by all. God's self-existent eternal being is revealed in every leaf, every page, and every inch of the cosmos, making it impossible for humanity to claim ignorance. The refusal to honor God and be thankful defines our fallenness, and the natural man is at enmity with God. [... more]

The 19th Psalm is a magnificent poem that showcases God's glory, which is the ultimate purpose of creation. God's glory is displayed in the world through creation and in the Bible through special revelation. The Bible is a manual for maximum human behavior, a testimony of God's character, and a source of joy, wisdom, and righteousness. [... more]

The sermon explores the concept of creation and the God who made everything, emphasizing the importance of enjoying, studying, and stewarding God's creation. It also highlights the role of creation in pointing to the Creator and the ultimate redemption of the world. [... more]

God wrote a book about himself, revealing his glory and character through the Bible, which is a source of divine revelation, pointing us towards faith in Jesus Christ. [... more]

As we contemplate the beauty of God's creation, we are reminded of the importance of slowing down and appreciating the world around us. David's Psalm 8 highlights God's glory in creation, his generous use of praise, and his gracious care for mankind. We learn that we need to slow down and consider the visible sermon of God's creation, and that our worship is not merely isolated adoration, but demonstrated in passionate obedience to the commands of God, including our evangelism. [... more]

As we gaze upon God's creation, we are reminded of His glory and majesty. The Psalmist David writes in Psalm 8, 'O Lord, our Lord, how excellent is your name in all the earth.' We are encouraged to slow down and contemplate the world around us, to stop and smell the roses, and to consider the glory of God in creation. David highlights the glory of God in creation, the generous use of praise, and the gracious care of God for mankind. We are reminded that God's creation is a willing and unwilling sermon, declaring His glory and majesty to all people. We are called to consider our role as image bearers of God, to exercise dominion over the earth, and to reflect God's glory to the world. Through our worship and evangelism, we can share the good news of God's salvation with all people, and we are encouraged to pray for the Holy Spirit to stir our hearts with a love for God and His handiwork. [... more]

God has revealed Himself to humanity through both general and special revelation, with special revelation being the distinct information given to us through sacred Scripture and the agents of Christ, who are His authorized vehicles of revelation. [... more]

God has clearly manifested Himself through nature, leaving humanity without excuse. This revelation is not limited to the Bible, but is available to everyone through the created order, making it possible for us to know God's eternal power and deity. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's wrath is matched by His amazing grace, and that creation provides sufficient knowledge to make us accountable for our ungodliness and unrighteousness. However, rejecting this knowledge leads to spiritual darkness and idolatry, as people exchange the glory of the immortal God for mortal idols. The only way to escape this predicament is through Jesus, who offers salvation and peace to those who are willing to admit their need for Him. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's wrath is revealed against all ungodliness and unrighteousness, but it is also merciful and gracious. Creation provides sufficient knowledge of God to make us accountable for our actions, but it is not sufficient to save us. We are all aware of God's existence and are without excuse for our ungodliness and unrighteousness. [... more]

The Bible claims to be of divine origin, yet it was written by human authors. The concept of inspiration is crucial in understanding how God's Word was preserved and communicated through human vessels. The Westminster Confession emphasizes the importance of the Bible as the rule of faith and life, and the Protestant church agrees with the Palestinian canon of the Old Testament, excluding the Apocrypha. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's existence is clearly revealed in nature, leaving humanity without excuse for not believing. The Westminster Confession of Faith emphasizes that this revelation is not sufficient for salvation, and that humans have a propensity to suppress the truth and worship false gods. [... more]

The revelation of God's existence in creation is enough to condemn sinners as guilty before God, but it is not enough to lead a person to salvation. The gospel is required to save the sinner, and it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone who believes. [... more]

God communicates to us through special revelation, which is distinct from general revelation. Special revelation is information that God gives to us through sacred Scripture and has the content and information that we could never glean from nature. This revelation tells us of God's plan of redemption, the incarnation, the cross, and the resurrection, and is based on knowledge that comes from God Himself. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's eternal power and deity are made manifest through the created order, and that everyone is exposed to God's revelation, regardless of their ability to see or read. This general revelation is sufficient to leave us without excuse, and it is a topic of debate among theologians. [... more]

Dr. Nathan Crockett preaches about the God who made everything, exploring the concept of creation and the importance of enjoying, studying, and stewarding God's creation. He also discusses the idea of general revelation and how creation points to its creator, ultimately leading to worship and redemption. [... more]

The nature of God's self-revelation in Scripture is characterized by seemingly opposing terms, such as transcendence and immanence, which lead to experiential knowledge of God. General revelation in the created order provides accountability, while special revelation in the Word of God offers a source of truth for answers and informs belief, ultimately shaping behavior. [... more]