Rev. Lee explores the significance of the "eternal begetting" of the Son. This phrase was crucial at the council of Nicea both to describe the relationship between the persons of the Father and the Son, and to affirm that the Son was co-eternal with the Father and fully divine

Rev. Lee describes how the gospel transforms the new covenant church to enjoy a radically new relationship to our neighbors in the world as agents of God's mercy, "making room" for God himself to exercise his wrath in the coming judgment.

Rev. Lee concludes Paul's argument in Romans 9-11 about how the election of a remnant has always been at the center of God's gracious promises.

Rev. Lee explains why the Nicene Creed teaches us that God created "all things visible and invisible," exploring the historical context for this affirmation, and the significance that God created the material and spiritual realms from nothing, and good.

Rev Lee continues our series through Romans by looking at Law and Gospel as the two ways of righteousness Paul describes in Romans 10, and explains how understanding this distinction is so important for our Christian comfort.

In the third installment of our Nicene Creed series, Rev. Lee looks at how the Scriptures teach the Fatherhood of the first person of the trinity, and how the personal attributes distinguish the Father from the Son and the Spirit in the economy of redemption.