Podcast: Kitchen Table Theology

Podcast Series: Bonus Episode

Episode Number: 030

Episode Name: God’s Amazing Attributes Q&A Part 1

Episode Length: 21:34

Episode Download Link: Click here to download episode. 

Host: Jeff Cranston

Co Host: Jen Denton

Episode Summary

In this episode, Pastor Jeff tackles three questions that were submitted during the Attributes of God series. Thank you for sending in your questions! If you have any questions, please e-mail them to [email protected] and we will do our best to answer them in the next Q&A episode.

Topics We Discussed in this Episode

●     [3:12]     Did Jesus, the eternal Son, have a physical body before He came to earth as an infant in the incarnation?

●     [8:02]     Philosophically, God must be a spirit in order to be infinite. God is not limited to the dimensional restrictions of created things.  

●     [10:10]     Does God have a different way to punish a nation today than in times before Jesus came to save us? Will God send a modern version of Assyria or Babylon to teach us a lesson or have things changed?  

●     [11:00]      The nation of Israel is unique among all other nations for all time as God’s chosen “nation”.

●     [14:34]     If we know that God is immutable, why the change from Saturday Sabbath to Sunday?  

Bible Verses We Mentioned in the Show

●     Genesis 3:8

●     Genesis 18

●     Isaiah 59:1

●     2 Chronicles 16:9

●     Matthew 4:4

●     Deuteronomy 33:27

●     John 1:14

●     Philippians 2:5-7

●     1 Timothy 3:16

●     John 4:24

●     Colossians 1:15

●     1 Timothy 1:17

●     Luke 13:1-5

●     Colossians 2:16

●     Acts 20:7

●     1 Corinthians 16:2 

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