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full blog: https://www.bendchurch.org/post/a-theology-of-the-end
The uncomfortable topic of hell is a subject that Jesus, surprisingly, spoke about more than anyone else in the Bible. There is a common disbelief in hell's existence. The central question emerges: How can a loving God condemn individuals to eternal suffering? God's love is inseparable from His justice, pointing to the cross as the embodiment of both. Without the reality of hell, God's justice, our freedom to choose, Jesus' truthfulness, the necessity of salvation, and the true nature of heaven would lose their significance. God doesn't abruptly switch from love to wrath. God's patience and provision of escape reassure us. Knowing and fearing God ultimately eliminate other fears.
full blog: https://www.bendchurch.org/post/a-theology-of-the-end
The saved will live eternally with God in the new creation, a home of righteousness.
full blog: https://www.bendchurch.org/post/a-theology-of-the-end
From 12/8/23 Friday Fellowship Zoom Call.
See Luke's full teaching on North Sound Church of Christ youtube: https://youtu.be/Y8vZXuwvGFE?si=QG57z9TIS-td74Gy
Part 1 of our series on "The End". Full blog: https://www.bendchurch.org/post/a-theology-of-the-end
Why is the second coming important? It is the final battle that ends the war with evil, brings the resurrection of the dead, and leads to victorious, eternal life.
We cover the fascinating history of the Stone-Campbell Movement, also known as the American Restoration Movement. Discover the pivotal role played by figures like Alexander Campbell, Walter Scott, and John Thomas in redefining the significance of baptism as a means of grace and assurance of forgiveness. We'll also delve into the later controversies surrounding rebaptism and differing interpretations of baptism within the movement. Gain insights into the evolution of baptismal theology from a Calvinian perspective to a legal understanding and how it impacted the Churches of Christ. Ultimately, this video offers a comprehensive overview of the historical and theological significance of the Stone-Campbell Movement in the context of baptism and faith.
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