Ultimately, whenever the Bible speaks of warfare, victory, and triumph, it does so NOT to perpetuate our sinful human propensity toward violence,  nor to encourage us to crush our enemies.But to remind us of God’s limitless power at work in Jesus Christ.  <a rel="payment" href="https://holycrossathens.com/give">Support the show</a>

Ultimately, whenever the Bible speaks of warfare, victory, and triumph, it does so NOT to perpetuate our sinful human propensity toward violence, nor to encourage us to crush our enemies. But to remind us of God’s limitless power at work in Jesus Christ. Support the show

Ultimately, whenever the Bible speaks of warfare, victory, and triumph,&nbsp;it does so NOT to perpetuate&nbsp;our sinful human propensity toward violence,&nbsp; nor to encourage us to crush our enemies.But to remind us of God’s limitless power at work in Jesus Christ.&nbsp; <a href="https://holycrossathens.com/give" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Blessing, honor, glory, and might? (Rev. 7:9-17)

Weekly Sermons from Holy Cross Lutheran Church. We serve the community of Athens, and the students of the University of Georgia, by preaching and living out the good news of Jesus Christ and his saving love for the world. We worship each Sunday at 10:00am at Holy Cross Lutheran Church (800 Westlake Drive).

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Blessing, honor, glory, and might? (Rev. 7:9-17)

Blessing, honor, glory, and might? (Rev. 7:9-17)