Mike Thompson, Marvin Jones, and Van Loomis continue talking about the doctrine of God, specifically God's jealousy, impassability, joy, wrath, and compassion. They also briefly touch on the biblical teaching of the doctrine of the Trinity which will be continued in the next installment. Though these are very deep doctrinal topics, we pray that this will move you toward worship and praise of great and glorious God.

We are covering very, very broadly and generally Chaps. 43-45 in Joel Beeke's "Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 1: Revelation and God". We hope this conversation will be helpful and edifying to you. May your hearts be lifted up in worship as you think about God with us!

Mike Thompson, Marvin Jones, and Van Loomis talk about two aspects of the doctrine of God that can be very confusing— God's sovereignty and immutability. What does it mean when the Bible says God repents but then says He is not a man that He should repent? What does the Bible mean when it talks about the sovereignty of God? We want to look closely at these so that it will affect us in such a way that give greater praise to our immutable and sovereign God.

We are covering very, very broadly and generally Chaps. 37-42 in Joel Beeke's "Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 1: Revelation and God". We hope this conversation will be helpful and edifying to you. May your hearts be lifted up in worship as you think about God with us!

Mike Thompson, Marvin Jones, and Van Loomis talk about some aspects of the doctrine of God that causes us to stretch our brains to seek to apprehend what He has revealed about Himself in His Word. Just merely touching on these "big-ticket" items, they discuss God's incomprehensibility, aseity, immensity, eternity, infinity, and other things. They also touch on the relationship of our eternal God to time. Discussing these things helps us to see all the more clearly the Creator-creature distinction and prompts us to humbly give praise to our great, infinite, eternal God.

We are covering broadly Chaps. 34-36 in Joel Beeke's "Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 1: Revelation and God". We hope this conversation will be helpful and edifying to you. May your hearts be lifted up in worship as you think about God with us!

Mike Thompson, Marvin Jones, and Van Loomis are once again going straight to the top as they continue discussing the doctrine of God. Specifically, they talk about false gods (e.g., atheism, Buddhism, Hinduism, etc.) and then turn their attention to the One true God, the God of the Bible. They discuss God as spirit and they talk about God's divine simplicity (meaning that He does not consist in parts, but that "all that is in God is God"). These high doctrines of our great God should spark praise in our hearts! He is so worthy of our praise!

We are covering broadly Chaps. 31-33 in Joel Beeke's "Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 1: Revelation and God". We hope this conversation will be helpful and edifying to you. May your hearts be lifted up in worship as you think about God with us!

Mike Thompson (the Colonel, Ret.), Marvin Jones (the Doctor), and Van Loomis (the Preacher)are ascending to the highest of heights in talking about the doctrine of God. They talk first about God's revelation in His Word and how that should affect us and transform our lives. Then they talk about "what" God is (His essence) and "who" God is (His attributes). The doctrine of God should make our hearts leap out of our chests in worship and praise to Him. What a mighty God we serve!

The Col. the Dr., and the Preacher broadly cover Chaps. 25-30 in Joel Beeke's "Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 1: Revelation and God". We hope this conversation will be helpful and edifying to you. May your hearts be lifted up in worship as you think about God with us!

Mike Thompson, Marvin Jones, and Van Loomis have a conversation on the many different aspects related to the subjects of Natural Theology, Arguments for the Existence of God, how God has revealed Himself through Scripture, and errors related to the doctrine of Scripture. The crew is 100 miles wide and an inch deep as they try to broadly cover Chaps. 13-18 (along with an "Excursus" chapter) in Joel Beeke's "Reformed Systematic Theology, Volume 1: Revelation and God". We hope this conversation will be helpful and edifying to you.