In this session we think about how God is bigger than anything we can imagine: he is infinite. What does that mean for what we know of God? How does it change how we relate to him?
Find out more about the Firm Foundations course by watching the Introduction. The previous session is here.
A lot of people say they believe in God – but believing in God is more than simply ticking a box on a survey. What does it mean to believe in God? And what does it mean for God to be spirit?
Find out more about the Firm Foundations course by watching the Introduction. The previous session is here.
Have you ever looked at the universe and wondered who’s in charge? We need to learn to see things from God’s perspective.
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In the third commandment, God tells us not to misuse the Lord’s name. But what does that even mean – how is it possible to use or misuse someone’s name? And how can we obey that in the 21st century?
You can find the interview with Andy Brown I mentioned here.
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The first commandment is “You shall have no other gods before me”. What does that mean – surely there is only one god? How can we have other gods before God? How do we keep this commandment today?
You can do the What is Christianity course here on the website. (Once the Ten Commandments course is finished you will also be able to find it on the courses page).
Sometimes people wonder whether God gets involved at all with the kingdoms of the world. In this chapter of Daniel we see how God is truly sovereign over all.
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One of the most fundamental things to understand about Christianity is that God is our Creator. It’s a distinctive of Christianity and it makes a practical difference to our lives. In this session on the Apostle’s Creed we look at the line “Maker of heaven and earth”.
When it’s complete, this course will be available on the courses page.
Who’s really in charge of the world? In this session we look at something called God’s providence, which means not only that God is in charge but that he’s a good ruler – the ruler we really need.
This is part of the weekly Thought for the Week series. This series is designed to give a short, 10-15 minute ‘thought’, including a Bible reading and a prayer. Currently I am working through the Westminster Shorter Catechism. You can see all videos on the catechism on this playlist.
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Our plans are often subject to change. The best laid plans don’t always come to pass. But is it really like that with God?
I don’t mention this in the video, but if you would like to read something more about God’s sovereignty and plan, especially in salvation, check out these books:
You might also appreciate Part #9 of the Heidelberg Catechism – “God our Father”.
This is part of the weekly Thought for the Week series. This series is designed to give a short, 10-15 minute ‘thought’, including a Bible reading and a prayer. Currently I am working through the Westminster Shorter Catechism. You can see all videos on the catechism on this playlist.
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The Bible makes clear that there is only one God. But have you ever thought about the implications of that deceptively simple statement? It’s one of the most fundamental things which has shaped our society for hundreds of years.
Part one of the “Get to know God” series is here.
Counterfeit Gods by Timothy Keller is available from 10 of those.
The God who is There by Francis Schaeffer is available from 10 of those. (A few months ago I wrote about why you should read his book, True Spirituality).
This is part of the weekly Thought for the Week series. This series is designed to give a short, 10-15 minute ‘thought’, including a Bible reading and a prayer. Currently I am working through the Westminster Shorter Catechism. You can see all videos on the catechism on this playlist.
Do subscribe to the mailing list if you want to get these delivered in a weekly email, or subscribe directly on YouTube if you want to see them there.
