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The Crucifixion – did God die?! (Robert Jenson’s thoughts)

By on Sunday, March 31st, 2013 | No Comments

The Crucifixion – did God die?! (Thoughts from Robert Jenson-via Andre Rabe) “That we see God in sufferings and the cross would never be guessed from them. Of possible attributes that are not good in this world, we will discuss the most offensive and decisive: God is mortal. God has in fact suffered death and […]

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Jesus is God, the Eternal Son of the Father – and he died

By on Saturday, March 23rd, 2013 | No Comments

Jesus is the Revelation of God and that He is both fully God and fully human. He is not half of each, but ALL of both. This is a part of what we mean when we speak of the doctrine of the Incarnation.   Jesus is a Human being with two natures and yet without distinction […]

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There are no degrees of Deity in the Holy Trinity

By on Friday, March 22nd, 2013 | No Comments

“Of far reaching importance is the stress laid on the Monarchy of the Godhead in which all three divine Persons of the share, for the whole indivisible Being of God belongs to each of them as it belongs to them together. This is reinforced by the unique conception of the co-inherent or perichoretic relations between […]

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Dealing With Sin(S)

By on Wednesday, March 20th, 2013 | No Comments

The work of Christ  was aimed toward humankinds universal brokenness…not simply toward some laundry list of “sinS” that usually includes everything we don’t do (or hide the fact that we do). The cross aims toward our “SIN” (no ‘S’ at the end of the word). Those who make is a laundry list of “sinS” ARE (biblically) redefining […]

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Extravangance – Video and Manuscript Sermon for 3/17/2013

By on Monday, March 18th, 2013 | No Comments

Below is the video and manuscript sermon for 3/16/2013 based on John 12:1-11, preached at the Patterson Avenue Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia.   Extravagance – John 12:1-11 It  was just like any another meal.  Probably nobody would have remembered it at all, if it have not been for Mary’s spontaneous and extravagant gift. The […]

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Rightly Dividing The Word – Trinitarian Theology

By on Friday, March 15th, 2013 | No Comments

There are lots of conversation around scriptural interpretation that “start” or “end” with the statement “rightly dividing the word of truth.”  In other words, you need to interpret it correctly.  Typically (not always) those who yell that statement the loudest are those most likely guilty of NOT “rightly dividing” the scripture.  Rather they are allowing […]

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Ignatius and the Doctrine of the Trinity

By on Friday, March 15th, 2013 | 1 Comment

Here us yet another Church Father, writing on the heels of Apostles, illustrating clearly that the doctrine of the Trinity clearly a part of the Apostle’s Doctrine and Teaching, to which the church devoted itself to teach and preach.  It is only in response to the heresies (like opposition to the Trinity) that the later […]

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Polycarp and the Doctrine of the Trinity

By on Thursday, March 14th, 2013 | No Comments

Polycarp (70-155/160).  Bishop of Smyrna and Disciple of John the Apostle, wrote: “O Lord God almighty… I bless you and glorify you through the eternal and heavenly high priest Jesus Christ, your beloved Son, through whom be glory to you, with Him and the Holy Spirit, both now and forever” Another quote affirming the truth […]

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Origen and the Doctrine of the Trinity

By on Thursday, March 14th, 2013 | No Comments

Origen (185-254), wrote:  “If anyone would say that the Word of God or the Wisdom of God had a beginning, let him beware lest he direct his impiety rather against the unbegotten Father, since he denies that he was always Father, and that he has always begotten the Word, and that he always had wisdom […]

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PARTY (sermon for Lent 4 – 2013) Video and Manuscript

By on Monday, March 11th, 2013 | No Comments

This is the posting of the sermon preached on 3/9/2013 at the Patterson Avenue Baptist Church. Typically the “Story of the Prodigal” refers to the younger son from Luke 15 – the boy who ran away to a far country to waste his life and resources in lavish, excessive, and extravagant living.  This sermon contends […]

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