HeyJaredMartyn Iles - At the Crux
The Revelation of Jesus Christ is a vision of history from heaven's perspective. As an x-ray unveils hidden realities of the body, Revelation unveils hidden realities of history - not merely as it appears to our senses, but as it truly is, in its fulness.
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Can We Make Up for the Bad We’ve Done? (opens the original)
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We are quick to say that we want justice. But what happens when that same standard is applied to us? If God is just, His justice cannot stop with everyone else. None of us measures up. The gospel offers something we cannot achieve or earn for ourselves: a righteousness that God provides.
How Self-Worship Is Shaping Our Culture (opens the original)
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Self-love, self-esteem, self-confidence, self-care, self-discovery. We live in an age increasingly preoccupied with self. But the self cannot be both the problem and the solution. We suppress the truth about God because acknowledging God threatens our desire to be our own authority. To understand who we are, perhaps we need to start by asking a different question: Who is God?
An Ancient Problem in a Modern World (opens the original)
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There is no shortage of theories about what is wrong with the world. Some blame politics, others education, others bad ideas or plain ignorance. But what if we have misdiagnosed the problem and there is something deeper going on? What if we are far better at suppressing the truth than we realize? [Romans 1]
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