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Watch a video teaching on Who does the Work - God or Man?
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The following video has been converted from VHS format.
Who does the Work - God or Man?
It is a low quality recording of our Free Indeed series taught by John Schoenheit.
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The Openness of God: You are the Only You God Has. Our free will choices...
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[The following article is an edited transcription of our Nov/Dec 1999 bimonthly teaching, You are the Only You God Has by John Lynn.]
You are the only you that God has! You will never have to have the pressure that Jesus had, but guess what? You have the same strength that Jesus had to deal with whatever pressure that you do get because it is Christ in you, figuratively speaking, by way of holy spirit. You have the potential to be like Jesus, to speak like Jesus, to stand in the gap. Today, you are the one (the fellow worker), with Jesus...
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Book Review: The God Who Risks [John Sanders]. A biblical look at free will...
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Jesus had the choice to make all the Old Testament prophecies about him and the future of God’s people either true or false. Romans 15:8 says that Christ came to “confirm the promises made to the fathers [Israel],” that is, to make them come true, which only he could do. It was God who made the promises to Israel, and who then put “all His eggs in Jesus’ basket,” so to speak, to see them come to pass. Having genuine free will, Jesus could have turned away from the mission set before him and thus negated God’s promises...
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Book Review: God of the Possible: The Open View of God by Greg Boyd
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The problem of evil, that is, how evil can co-exist with a God who says He is love, is not only one that often tragically affects us personally, but it is also one that has turned countless people away from the Creator, who longs for them to know Him for who He truly is. Given the Christian Church’s traditional answers to the above questions, I think it is safe to assume that even millions of Christians are plagued with doubt as to whether some God-ordained tragedy may befall them. If knowing the truth makes one free, then believing...
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Does God determine [plan] the time of a person's death? His number was up?
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Here are two very significant theological statements that too few Christians understand: (1) Life is not a giant bakery. (2) People are not milk cartons.
How many times have you heard people say, when commenting on someone's untimely death (biblically, all death is untimely), "His number was up." Huh? My question is: What number? Read on for more insight...
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Does God intervene in our lives? What Is The Key To Divine Intervention?
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The basic biblical pattern is plain: whenever and wherever God and Jesus Christ can help people, they do, and whenever and wherever they don’t, they can’t. Thus it is imperative to understand, to the best of our ability, what God’s Word tells us as to when and why He and His Son can intervene to help us, and when they cannot. We will see that this is primarily a legal issue, because, as we have stated, God is by nature a legal, i.e., a righteous, God.
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Is everything that happens God's will? Job asked God many times, Why me?
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The New Testament makes it crystal clear that not everything that happens is God’s will. For example, Jesus instructed his disciples to pray that God’s will would be done on earth (Matthew 6:10). If everything that happens is God’s will...
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How can God predict the future? A valid question about God's foreknowledge
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One valid question that many people will ask in regard to the subject covered in this teaching is, “If God does not have absolute foreknowledge, seeing the whole future before it happens, how then can He so accurately predict things like a Persian king named ‘Cyrus’”? Another is, “What about the incredibly specific prophecies about the events of Jesus’ life, like none of his bones being broken, etc., etc.?”
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Further study on God's foreknowledge [books and audio teachings]
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For further study on the subject of God's Foreknowledge, we recommend the following items.
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Does [can] God know every future event in history Bible Study human free will
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Subtitle: Is God in Control?
The basic belief of most Christians is that God is outside of time, and therefore, once upon a time (biblically, “in the beginning”), before the world began, He saw the future as a present reality, including every single detail of human history, even the socks you are now wearing, or the fact that you would not be wearing any. If that is true, is there any other way...
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