Ignoring Genesis 9 in covenant theology is like ignoring John 1 in Jesus theology. Skipping God’s earth covenant in soteriology is like skipping the incarnation in Christology. Yet as I noted in my January 3
The Old Testament is full of instances when God grew angry at the people of Israel. God gets angry because God sees the results of our actions before we do. Anger is tricky, because while God gets angry, God isn’t angry with us.
Momentum is growing as we move toward the launch of a new section of the Wesleyan Accent site – Discipleship in the Wesleyan Way (DWW). To whet your appetite, we’ve included a portion of a second lesson on generosity, by Maxie Dunnam.
Epiphany-Day 8 Isaiah 43:1-7 The Message But now, God’s Message, the God who made you in the first place, Jacob, the One who got you started, Israel: “Don’t be afraid, I’ve redeemed you. I’ve called
