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Tags: Sin

UNFILTERED #176 The Providence of God
12 Jun

UNFILTERED #176 The Providence of God

Today the Boys wrestle with the topic of divine providence! If God is in complete control of all that happens in the universe, how is there sin? Is God the primary cause of everything that happens in the world? What are secondary causes? If God is in control, how can we be held accountable for sin? How does God use divine providence to bring about redemption? 

UNFILTERED: How does God use our own sinful failures to cause us to have a greater dependence upon him?

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#176 The Providence of God
12 Jun

#176 The Providence of God

Today the Boys wrestle with the topic of divine providence! If God is in complete control of all that happens in the universe, how is there sin? Is God the primary cause of everything that happens in the world? What are secondary causes? If God is in control, how can we be held accountable for sin? How does God use divine providence to bring about redemption? 

UNFILTERED: How does God use our own sinful failures to cause us to have a greater dependence upon him?

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UNFILTERED #114 Sin: The Misery of Mankind
07 Feb

UNFILTERED #114 Sin: The Misery of Mankind

Critical to Reformed Theology is the understanding that sin is not merely an action (morals), but also a state (condition). The confessions refer to our collective “misery.” Pietism is largely ignorant of the category. What problems has this caused in our practice of the Christian life? How does keeping the state of sin adjust view?

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#114 Sin: The Misery of Mankind
07 Feb

#114 Sin: The Misery of Mankind

Critical to Reformed Theology is the understanding that sin is not merely an action (morals), but also a state (condition). The confessions refer to our collective “misery.” Pietism is largely ignorant of the category. What problems has this caused in our practice of the Christian life? How does keeping the state of sin adjust view?

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