Creation and New Creation
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Systematic theology and Christian beliefs on different topics.
i. Introduction
ii. God
iii. Scripture
iv. Sin and evil
v. Jesus
vi. Salvation
vii. The Holy Spirit and the Christian Life
viii. Church
viv. Creation and New Creation
Category: Creation and New Creation
Steve DeWitt invites us to enjoy the beauty of God in the Trinity, in his works, and especially in Christ's person and work.
Jonathan Macy introduces us to the subject of angels in the Bible, helping us understand their ministry and importance.
Lincoln Harvey outlines a theology of sport, showing it to be a celebration of humanity as God's unneccesary-but-meaningful creatures.
Nathan Fellingham and David Fellingham help us think about music, singing, worship, and the Trinity.
Jonathan Edwards' 1783 sermon is a rousing exposition of 1 Corinthians 15:25–26 which speaks of Christ's reign over all evil.
Kyle Strobel introduces us to a neglected doctrine: the beatific vision. Interacting with Turretin, Owen, and Edwards amongst others, he shows how our sight of God now by faith will be fulfilled in eternity.
Thomas Brooks' 1648 sermon on the last day cheers the spirit and sets our eyes on Christ's coming.
Listen to Martin Luther on the first commandment, from his Large Catechism, in the third of five instalments.
John Newton reflects on the reign of Christ from Revelation 19:6.
Kyle Strobel speaks about the subject of his book, 'Beloved Dust'; knowing ourselves before God in prayer.