Topic: divine power
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| Subject | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Published: March 2008 | ||
Berkouwer on Bonhoeffer
* Berkouwrer's discussion of christology and theodicy refers to insights from theologians of different eras - Paul, Luther, Calvin, Barth, Bonhoeffer, Moltmann ('A Half Century... |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 05 March 2008 00:00 |
Some key themes in Berkouwer's theology
Introducing Berkouwer's Theology 'Dilemmas always are a source of polarization. We quickly move over to simplistic either-or's ... in which the fulness of truth is torn apart. |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 05 March 2008 00:00 |
Berkouwer's theology of the Christian life
Berkouwer places great emphasis on the practical character of theological reflection. This emphasis is grounded in his understanding of the doctrines of (a) God; (b)... |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 05 March 2008 00:00 |
Some key themes in Berkouwer's theology (3)
Loved with Everlasting Love In his book, Divine Election, Berkouwer places great emphasis on the love of God as the eternal source of salvation. |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 05 March 2008 00:00 |
G C Berkouwer on Human Freedom
Emphasizing that the authority of God needs to be seen in the context of Christ’s redemption and the wooing and conquering way of the Spirit, Berkouwer points us in the... |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 02 March 2008 00:00 |
| Published: May 2007 | ||
Numbers 1-2
Chapter 1 'Every man able to go forth to war': this is the key phrase in verses 1-46. God is looking for 'soldiers' - soldiers of Christ! To live for Christ is to be engaged in warfare. It is spiritual warfare. We need 'the whole armour of God' (Ephesians 6:10-20). We must remember that 'the weapons of our warfare are not worldly'. They have 'divine power'. They are 'powerful weapons from God'. They are 'mighty through God' (2 Coeinthians 10:3-6). |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 11 May 2007 00:00 |
Joshua 16-19
Chapters 16-17 Compromise is a poor substitute for obedience. Fail to obey God, and you may have to live with the consequences of your disobedience: 'they did not drive out the Canaanites ... so the Canaanites have dwelt in the midst of Ephraim to this day' (16:10). Settling for anything less than God's very best will surely lead us far from Him and His blessing: 'He gave them what they asked, but sent a wasting disease among them' (Psalm 106:15). |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 09 May 2007 00:00 |
1 Chronicles 10-13
10:1-11:19 - Saul’s life can be summed up in one word - ‘unfaithfulness’: ‘he was unfaithful to the Lord’. This is a warning: Don`t become like Saul who ‘did not keep the command of the Lord... and did not seek guidance from the Lord’ (10:13-14). David was quite different from Saul. He became king ‘according to the Word of the Lord’. He grew in strength because ‘the Lord of hosts was with him’ (11:3,9). |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 07 May 2007 00:00 |
1 Chronicles 18-23
18:1-20:8 - Victory belongs to God. Victory is given by God. This is the great lesson of David’s victories - ‘the Lord gave victory to David wherever he went’ (18:6,13). There are no ‘giants’ able to stand in the presence of God (20:8). Every ‘giant’ must be brought to the ground. There are ‘giants’ standing in the way of our spiritual growth. |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 07 May 2007 00:00 |
| Published: April 2007 | ||
Acts 18-23
18:1-21 - It was not an easy situation at Corinth. There were some who ‘opposed Paul and became abusive’ (6). There was great pressure on Paul. He could have given up very easily. It was God’s Word which kept Paul going (10). Paul did not collapse under thee pressure - ‘he stayed a year and six months, teaching the Word of God among them’ (11). At Ephesus, there were people who asked Paul ‘to stay for a longer period’. He ‘declined’. Paul was moving on. |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 21 April 2007 00:00 |
Psalms 140-142
140:1-13 - When we are threatened by ‘men of violence’, we must must put our trust in the Lord, our ‘strong Deliverer’. We must pray that the ‘men of violence’ will not succeed in their ‘evil plans’: ‘Do not let their plans succeed... May disaster hunt down the men of violence’ (1-2,7-8,11). The ‘men of violence’ may seem to be getting things all their own way. We must not allow ourselves to be brought down to their level. |
Christ in all the Scriptures | 13 April 2007 00:00 |




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