Two Natures, One Person: Why the Mediator Had to Be Both
The same man who was too tired to stay awake in the boat told the storm to stop, and it […]
The same man who was too tired to stay awake in the boat told the storm to stop, and it […]
Fully God, fully man, one Person, forever. Every shortcut around that sentence ends with a cross that cannot save you. Here is why the two natures are not a technicality.
The risen Christ writes to four real first-century congregations — and to every church since. A verse-by-verse study of His commendations, His warnings, and His promises to Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, and Thyatira.
Revelation opens not with a riddle but with a Person. A verse-by-verse study of chapter 1 — the title of the book, the blessing on the reader, the vision of the glorified Christ, and His command to write what John saw.