- "Why I am Post-Reformed" by Danny Dowell
- "Grace which Moves" by Danny
- "Why Christianity" by Danny
- "God's Consistent Nearness to the Christian" by Michelle Dowell
- "Numbers and Names" by Danny
- "Love as Debt" by Danny
- "Unpredictability of Life" by Michelle
- "6 Articles on Grace" by Michelle
- "Trusting the Goodness of God" by Danny
- "Keeping Focus in Christianity" by Danny
A Christian theology with ponderings on: God, sin, grace, faith, man, and the state of the church and its worship today. The aim of this blog is to both challenge the Church and build up the Church for the glory of God.
Showing posts with label God's goodness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label God's goodness. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
The Top 10 Articles of 2015
As 2015 will soon come to a close, it's time to look back at the articles that sparked the most interest in 2015. The list below starts with the most popular article and is based on unique page views:
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Allowing God to be God
Often we need to keep an open mind about what God will do. God is often a God of many surprises.
We expect this or that and he does something else. It isn't as if God is random, rather is it that he sees the whole picture and we look at the tiny threads of life.
We often fail to see our limits and lack of perception of the whole picture. We feel we can make better judgments than God although we often have very limited information.
We need to humble ourselves and allow God to chip through our pride. God has the answers and not us.
If we feel God is wrong the issue is at our end and not at God's. We often simply need to step back and remind ourselves of who we are. Our flaws, our limits, and our lack of knowledge.
And trust that God's goodness and wisdom is sufficient.
We expect this or that and he does something else. It isn't as if God is random, rather is it that he sees the whole picture and we look at the tiny threads of life.
We often fail to see our limits and lack of perception of the whole picture. We feel we can make better judgments than God although we often have very limited information.
We need to humble ourselves and allow God to chip through our pride. God has the answers and not us.
If we feel God is wrong the issue is at our end and not at God's. We often simply need to step back and remind ourselves of who we are. Our flaws, our limits, and our lack of knowledge.
And trust that God's goodness and wisdom is sufficient.
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