All resources in the category "The wrath of God"

Resources related to the subject of God's wrath against wickedness and darkness.

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Salvation and the Day of the LORD

Posted on May 30, 2013

Are you saved?

Evangelical Christians are united in the belief that salvation is essential. However, various streams in the church have deviated in articulating what we have been saved from and when that salvation would be evident. Some say we are saved from sin, others say we are saved from sickness, poverty, and lack, and still others say we are saved from hell and unending torment. Yet as Jesus, John the Baptist, Paul, and the rest of the New Testament writers present straightforwardly, salvation is about being saved from the future wrath...

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Why Pentecost Sunday Matters

Posted on May 19, 2013

Pentecost Sunday marks the day when Jesus poured out the Holy Spirit on some of His followers after His ascension back into the heavens. The church celebrates Pentecost 10 days after the ascension and 50 days after Easter. Some call this day "the birthday of the church" because over 3,000 souls in Jerusalem put their faith in Jesus (Acts 2:41).

The two major events of Pentecost as recorded by Luke in Acts 2 are:

  1. The pouring out of the Holy Spirit on 120 Jews in the upper room
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The heavenly armies at Jesus' birth

By Josh Hawkins
Posted on December 22, 2012

The Christmas story evokes so many beautiful emotions in us this time of year. For those who have eyes to see, Jesus' humble birth fills us with joy and stuns us with amazement. What churned in the heart of the LORD of glory to be born in such lowliness?

Amazement was also a common reaction of many in the four Gospel accounts. Whether it was because of Jesus' gracious words and wisdom (Luke 4:22) or His miraculous deeds (Matthew 8:27; Luke 9:43; Luke 24:41), the crowds, single individuals, and His inner core of disciples were constantly astonished by Him.

The events...

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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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The Apostolic Heart, part 1

By Allen Hood
Posted on May 17, 2008

A great movement within the western leadership of the body of Christ has arisen. Endless debates on methodology and incessant emphasis on practical preaching with its "how-tos" and down to earth applications has swept us into seduction of compelling need and enticement to be unique, while little mystery and majesty concerning Jesus is preached in the land. We have a little taste for the eternal, the glorious. We exchange the burning gaze of the seraphim for the unyielding boredom of practical process. In 2 Cor. 5:20 Paul warned of those in ministry who boasted in appearance but not in...

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The Apostolic Heart, part 2

By Allen Hood
Posted on May 17, 2008

A great movement within the western leadership of the body of Christ has arisen. Endless debates on methodology and incessant emphasis on practical preaching with its "how-tos" and down to earth applications has swept us into seduction of compelling need and enticement to be unique, while little mystery and majesty concerning Jesus is preached in the land. We have a little taste for the eternal, the glorious. We exchange the burning gaze of the seraphim for the unyielding boredom of practical process. In 2 Cor. 5:20 Paul warned of those in ministry who boasted in appearance but not in...

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