1 - Knowing God, Chapters 1-3
Jun. 12, 2022 | The Rev. Dr. Jonathan Bailes
For 50 years, Knowing God has been hailed as one of the greatest Christian classics of modern...
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by J.I. Packer
"What comes into our minds when we think about God," wrote A.W. Tozer, "is the most important thing about us." That is true, but how can we know whether our thoughts about God are true or false? How can we know whether they accurately reflect God as He really is or whether they simply reveal our own private imaginings and impressions?
In 1973, J.I. Packer wrote Knowing God to answer precisely such questions. The book quickly became an instant classic and has nourished the souls of all who read it. In its pages, Packer speaks clearly and candidly about who God is, what He is like, and why we should care.
If you care about what comes into your mind when you think about God, join us in our study of this delightful book!
A Study of Romans
There is perhaps no single written work that has attracted more study, more commentary, or more debate over the centuries than Paul's letter to the Romans.
It is the theological masterpiece of Christianity's most influential apostle. Its words inspired a Roman philosopher named Augustine to convert to Christianity, a German monk named Martin Luther to begin a reformation, an English priest named John Wesley to preach a message of new birth, and a Swiss theologian named Karl Barth to demolish the reigning liberalism of his day.
More than any of that, though, this letter has taught millions of Christians across thousands of years how to think about, speak about, and live out their faith in what Paul refers to as "the gospel of God."
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