Revelation is personal, historical, and scriptural. It is also canonical. God wants to be known and is knowable. The canon of scripture ensures he is knowable to every generation.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: The Good Book
Scripture: Matthew 22:29
God has revealed himself in the world, to the world. Through words, deeds, and the incarnation itself, God has made himself known. The record of his revelation has come to us in the form of the inspired Scriptures.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: The Good Book
Scripture: II Timothy 3:14-17
The authentication of true Christian spirituality is when the Holy Spirit’s operation and influence in your life is manifested through his gifts, his services, and his energies to the glory of Christ and the benefit of his body. It’s not all about you. He, and we, over me.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: We Over Me
Scripture: I Corinthians 12:4-7
Your time in this life as a Christian is not meant to be spent living for yourself, playing it safe on the sidelines. As humble recipients of his grace and mercy, you are to live every moment of life in light of his imminent return, employing all your lives for his purposes and glory.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: We Over Me
Scripture: Matthew 25:14-30
With his dying breath, Jesus made provision for those who drew near—provision that took shape in the form of persons given to one another. To be saved is to be part of a family, and the expression of that reality by necessity occurs within a localized gathering of people with deep, mutual, interdependent ties of love, commitment, and transferral of life.
Speaker: Sean Scribner
Series: We Over Me
Scripture: John 19:23-27
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