In the Bible, we read the greatest story of all time: the story of a loving God who willingly died and rose again to restore us. However, some parts of the Bible confuse us, especially parts where God seems violent. How do we read those passages in light of Jesus, the Word of God?

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In the Bible, we read the greatest story of all time: the story of a loving God who willingly died and rose again to restore us. However, some parts of the Bible confuse us, especially parts where God seems violent. How do we read those passages in light of Jesus, the Word of God? Download the sermon notes.

In the Bible, we read the greatest story of all time: the story of a loving God who willingly died and rose again to restore us. However, some parts of the Bible confuse us, especially parts where God seems violent. How do we read those passages in light of Jesus, the Word of God?

<a href="https://acts2umc.org/wp-content/uploads/sermons/2019/09/2019-Sept-13-1C-.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer">Download the sermon notes.</a>

Violence and God in the Bible

The weekly sermon podcast of One Church, a ministry of Acts 2 United Methodist Church in Edmond, OK.  If you live in the Edmond area, we would love for you to worship with us in person Fridays at 6:30pm in the Acts 2 Chapel. Learn more at onechurchacts2.org.

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The weekly sermon podcast of One Church, a ministry of Acts 2 United Methodist Church in Edmond, OK. If you live in the Edmond area, we would love for you to worship with us in person Fridays at 6:30pm in the Acts 2 Chapel. Learn more at onechurchacts2.org.

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