Alistair Begg reflects on the importance of thinking Christianly, allowing the Bible to be the framework for considering life, and recognizing God's glory in all things. He discusses the need for the church to contend for the faith, the importance of understanding God's incomprehensibility, and the need for revelation to come to biblical conviction. [... more]

R.C. Sproul explores the Apostle Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3, praying for a deeper understanding of God's love and character. He discusses the importance of seeking knowledge and spiritual maturity, and how this is essential for a meaningful relationship with God. [... more]

The incomprehensibility of God is a fundamental concept in systematic theology, and theologians have developed various ways to describe God, including anthropomorphic language, the via negazionis, the via eminentia, and the via affirmitas. These methods allow for a meaningful understanding of God, despite the limitations of human language and the gulf between the infinite God and finite human beings. [... more]

God's incomprehensibility is a mystery that we can never fully understand, despite our knowledge and experience. Paul's words in Romans 11:33, 'Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God,' reveal the depth of God's attributes, wisdom, and knowledge, which are beyond human comprehension. We can respond to this incomprehensibility with awe, humility, and a willingness to continue seeking to know God, even when we feel overwhelmed or lost. [... more]

The nature of God's incomprehensibility and the ways in which humans can understand and describe Him, including the use of anthropomorphic language and the via negazionis, via eminentia, and via affirmitas methods of description. [... more]