With this final article in my series on the beauty of Jesus in the Incarnation, I want to focus on the salvation of God in the Incarnation. More than presenting you with dry theological facts or systematic theology, I am hoping to connect you with the epic narrative that God has been writing since the dawn of time. God’s story of salvation, redemption, and restoration is the human story, and He invites us to listen, watch, and participate as He unfolds it before us....
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The judgment of God in the Incarnation
By Josh Hawkins Posted on December 16, 2010
In my last article in this Christmas series, I looked at a more well-known aspect of Christmas – the humility of Jesus. But today I want to take an extended post to tackle probably one of the most neglected, misunderstood, and misrepresented facets of Christ’s first coming in light of the grand narrative of redemption. Jesus took on flesh to display the LORD as a zealous, jealous judge that will use the least severe means necessary to divide the thoughts and intents of men’s hearts. His jealousy is not only reserved for a dramatic act at the end of the age (which I have...
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Israel, their Messiah, and their God
By Josh Hawkins Posted on October 4, 2010
On the first Sunday of every October, over 175 nations are joining together in prayer for the city of Jerusalem, the nation of Israel, and all her inhabitants. Millions of intercessors and worshippers of Jesus from many ministries across our nation and across the world petition the Lord to bring His Word to pass regarding this troubled land and people group. Yesterday, the ministry I am a part of participated in praying for Israel and Jerusalem as part of the regular 24/7 prayer ministry here.
Israel is not a side-issue in God’s plan of redemption for the world. In fact,...
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Singing the New Song - worship at the end of the age
By Matt Candler Posted on April 27, 2010
In this teaching, Matt Candler develops the theme of worship at the end of the age that culminates in the singing of the "new song". More than a "new sound" or single song, Matt lays out the biblical evidence for the theme of the "new song" mentioned by many passages as it relates to the second coming of Christ, the day of the LORD, and the restoration of all things.
If you are an intercessor, musician, or singer and want to receive even more biblical clarity on what you are called to, I'd highly recommend this teaching.
Matt gave this teaching in April 2010 at IHOP's...
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Why Study the End-Times
By Wes Hall Posted on July 22, 2008
Wes Hall, a teacher at the Forerunner School of Ministry (a part of IHOPU), speaks on the subject of why it's critical for every believer to study the end-times. Studying Jesus is much more than studying the 89 chapters of the gospels - there's so much more to Him that we must become familiar with lest we stand with offense in our hearts as He shakes everything that can be shaken before His return. Wes presents a clear case on why and how to study the end-times.
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