Why is there evil in the world, and is God responsible for it? While thinkers today tend to rely on a very strong concept of free will, this was not always the case. By looking at what the brightest minds of the 17th century thought about this topic, we will find ways of building our faith and resolving these issues while holding a higher view of God’s sovereignty and a weaker conception of free will.

This is the tenth message in the Exodus-Set The Captives Free! series.

Why is there evil in the world, and is God responsible for it? While thinkers today tend to rely on a very strong concept of free will, this was not always the case. By looking at what the brightest minds of the 17th century thought about this topic, we will find ways of building our faith and resolving these issues while holding a higher view of God’s sovereignty and a weaker conception of free will.

This is the ninth message in the Exodus-Set The Captives Free! series.

This is the eighth message in the Exodus-Set The Captives Free! series.

This is the seventh message in the Exodus-Set The Captives Free! series.

Why is there evil in the world, and is God responsible for it? While thinkers today tend to rely on a very strong concept of free will, this was not always the case. By looking at what the brightest minds of the 17th century thought about this topic, we will find ways of building our faith and resolving these issues while holding a higher view of God’s sovereignty and a weaker conception of free will.

This is the sixth message in the Exodus-Set The Captives Free! series.

This is the seventh and final message in the Spring 2014 - Foundations for the Church Life Series

This is the fifth message in the Exodus-Set The Captives Free! series.