The Open Word

We begin our doctrinal series on Christ by looking at the question of Who Is Jesus?

We complete an examination of the trinitarian nature of God including the history and Biblical support for this vital doctrine in this, our final session on Theology Proper.

We begin an examination of the trinitarian nature of God including the history and Biblical support for this vital doctrine.

In this session we examine God's eternal decrees as well as His overall plan for His creation.

In our tenth session we look at God's Immanence (His active involvement in history) and his Transcendence (God is above and beyond the creation).

We actually look at several of God's attributes in this session including his Faithfulness and Wrath.

In this eighth session we look at what it means when we say God is righteous, just, and true.

In our seventh session we look at God's self-existence (Aseity), His unchangeable character (Immutability), and His Eternality.

In our sixth session we look at God's sovereignty and what that means to us in our everyday lives.

In our fifth session we look at what we mean when we say God knows everything.