O Come, O Come Emmanuel: Echoes of Incarnation in the Old Testament
Did the incarnation—God taking on human flesh—come from nowhere? Or were there Old Testament pointers that hinted at a human being who was also divine?
Jesus Understands: How the Sympathy of Christ Sustains the Church
What is Jesus’s disposition towards those who deem themselves to be past all hope? See how the sympathy of Christ is one of the greatest Christmas blessings.
Let Us Worship God the Son Incarnate: A Christmas Meditation on Philippians 2:5–11
How can the unchangeable God bear the vicissitudes of life, take our suffering unto himself, and receive the kiss of death? Only through a human nature.
Incarnation Versus Excarnation in Culture and Church
How has Gnosticism—an ancient idea that we must escape our physical bodies—influenced transgenderism, euthanasia, and 120-pound women beating grown men in martial arts movie scenes? And why the double decker bus? Check out this hard-hitting longform piece from Dr. Andrew Sandlin.
1.16 P. Andrew Sandlin • Reading • Incarnation Versus Excarnation in Culture and Church
How has Gnosticism—an ancient idea that we must escape our physical bodies—influenced transgenderism, euthanasia, and 120-pound women beating grown men in martial arts movie scenes? And why the double decker bus? Check out this hard-hitting longform piece by Dr. Andrew Sandlin (read by Kevin M. McClure).
What Did Mary Know? Faith to Know the Triune God
Out of nowhere, an angel appears to a girl and tells her that God has a Son, who she will bear, and that this will happen by God’s Spirit. How would you respond?
Emmanuel (God with Us), Even Now
There is a glorious truth hiding behind the intimidating theological term “extra Calvinisticum.” Find out what this is and why it is so awe-some.
The Word Became Flesh: An Advent Meditation from John’s Prologue
Like a parent with a child, God stoops and uses our toddler-like language to allow us to understand who He is by way of analogies: He is Father, Shepherd, and Word. See how Dr. Ardel Caneday fleshes out a concept with awe-filled ramifications.
1.14 Ardel Caneday • Reading • The Word Became Flesh: An Advent Meditation from John’s Prologue
Like a parent with a child, God stoops and uses our toddler-like language to allow us to understand who He is by way of analogies: He is Father, Shepherd, and Word. Listen to how Dr. Ardel Caneday fleshes out a concept with awe-filled ramifications.
