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Evidence that Jesus is God (opens the original)
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The truth of Christianity depends entirely on the truth and truthfulness of Jesus Christ. Did He exist? If so, who is He? Why should we believe in Him above all others? Without affirmative answers to these questions, Christianity implodes. We will briefly examine the evidence that the historical Jesus of Nazareth is THE GOD of the Bible. We have powerful evidence in Scripture; from 1st century, non-Christian historians; from eyewitness testimony, and from Jesus’ own life and lips.
Evidence for God (opens the original)
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The existence of a personal, almighty, sovereign God is fundamental to all that Christianity believes. We believe that Jesus is the Son of God, His resurrection is an act of God, the Bible is the Word of God, and Jesus is the only way to God. None of these can be true if there is no God. Moreover, if there is no moral God, there is no moral being against whom we have sinned...-rendering salvation unnecessary. Hence the pivotal question: “Does God exist?” We have ample evidence for God in the exi
Why Christian Apologetics? (opens the original)
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Our culture is increasingly un-Christian. Hence, many people are likely unsure about the existence of God, objective truth, Jesus of Nazareth, and creation ex nihilo. God calls us in 1 Peter 3:15 to always be ready to make a defense to anyone who asks about the hope that we have in Christ. Five things stand out in this verse; God calls to be in (1) a posture of constant readiness (2) to defend the faith (3) without human discrimination (4) in order to provide the rationale for our hope (5) in a
Following Jesus Into Godly Rest (opens the original)
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We know what it is like to run the “hamster wheel” of work, deadlines, homework, and projects. Demands upon us, our families, and our time say, “More, more, more.” Weekends come around, and many times, the frantic pace continues – even increases. The result? We deplete ourselves mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. What if God and Jesus had a different rhythm for our lives? What would it look like to get in-line with His rhythm of resting, then working … or “working from rest [in
Our Ever-Present God (opens the original)
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One of the hardest attributes of God to understand can be His omnipresence. Textual questions for Gen 35: Bethel means “House of God.” What does this tell you about God’s presence with Jacob? What does the end of v3 teach? How does it comfort you? God’s presence means that we rid ourselves of idols (v4). What idols want to grip your heart? Where does God promise He is present with you now? Where have you seen His presence in your story? In church? In this world?
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