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13/08/2026

Until the Old Testament is understood in the light of Christ, its stories can leave people with a distorted understanding of the character and nature of God. The central purpose of Scripture is not merely to give us stories, laws, or historical accounts; it is to reveal Christ.

Jesus Himself said that the Scriptures testify of Him. The Old Testament points forward to Him, and Christ brings into full view what was previously concealed in types, shadows, promises, and prophetic revelation.

Repentance, therefore, is fundamentally a change of mind—a change in the way we think about God and understand the Scriptures. It is a turning from a distorted perception of God to the truth revealed in Christ.

When the preaching of remission takes place, people's perception of God changes. They begin to see God differently—not as the God they had imagined Him to be, but as He is revealed in Christ.

Remission of sins is therefore not merely about having a record of wrongdoing erased; it speaks to the removal of the erroneous thinking and perception that kept us from seeing God correctly.

When your thinking about God and the Scriptures changes and comes into alignment with the revelation of Christ, your perspective changes. Your understanding changes. Your mind is renewed.

And when remission is preached, people can finally begin to see God in a way they had never seen Him before.

The gospel does not merely change what you believe about yourself; it changes what you believe about God. It brings you from a distorted perception of God into the revelation of God in Christ.

Repentance is a change of mind. Remission is the removal of what obscured the truth. And Christ is the revelation that makes God known.

06/08/2026

How can you say that God is greater than any other—any other what? Is there another who can even be placed alongside Him for comparison?

To say that God is greater than another can inadvertently suggest that there is another being of comparable category against whom His greatness can be measured. There is none.

God is not merely the greatest among many. He is in a class of His own. There is no equivalent, no rival, no counterpart, and no standard by which He can be measured.

He is incomparable. He is beyond comparison.

“To whom then will you liken God? Or what likeness will you compare unto him?” — Isaiah 40:18

God does not occupy the highest position in a hierarchy of beings. He is God. There is none beside Him. You cannot compare the incomparable.

03/08/2026

God has never been angry with anyone, and He has never punished anyone—nor will He ever punish anyone. Yet this does not mean there is no punishment. People are punished, but not by God. Sin carries consequences inherent within itself. The result of sin is death. Scripture does not say the wages of God is death; it says the wages of sin is death. Death is not a sentence imposed by God, but an outcome produced by sin.

28/07/2026

The greatest misunderstanding about God is the belief that He was a God of wrath in the Old Testament and became a God of grace in the New Testament. That is a false impression of His nature.

God has always been the same—unchanging in His character. Grace did not begin with the New Testament; it has always been the character of God from eternity past to eternity future. Likewise, condemnation is not the essence of God's nature.

The difference between the Old and New Testaments is not a change in God, but a change in revelation. In the Old Testament, God was progressively revealed through shadows, types, symbols, and promises. In the New Testament, the unseen truth about God is fully revealed in the person of Jesus Christ.

Jesus did not come to change God's character; He came to reveal it perfectly. "He who has seen Me has seen the Father" (John 14:9). Christ is the visible image of the invisible God and the exact expression of His nature. What was veiled in the Old Testament is unveiled in Christ.

Grace is not a New Testament invention; it is the eternal character of God, now fully manifested in Jesus Christ.

25/07/2026

How can God be the author or agent of death and, at the same time, be the One who raises those whom He supposedly caused to die?

God does not change. His nature remains consistent. If God is life, then He cannot simultaneously be the author of death. The same God who gives life is the God who restores, redeems, and raises the dead.

We must therefore understand God through the revelation of Jesus Christ. Jesus reveals the heart and nature of the Father. He came not to destroy men's lives, but to save them. God is not the author of death; He is the giver of life.

22/07/2026

If a man can lose his salvation after the sacrifice of Christ on the cross for the remission and forgiveness of sins, then the sacrifice of Christ would be temporary, and its effect would ultimately be incomplete. But the sacrifice of Christ was neither temporal nor meaningless. It was once and for all.

God is eternal, permanent, unchanging, and imperishable. What God accomplishes is consistent with who He is. Therefore, what Christ offers is not temporary or fragile, but eternal and permanent.

Salvation is not sustained by the strength or perfection of man, but by the finished work of Christ. If salvation depended on man preserving what Christ accomplished, then the certainty of salvation would rest on man rather than on Christ.

What Christ offers is consistent with the nature of God: eternal, lasting, imperishable, and unchangeable.

20/07/2026

If everything that was said about God in the Old Testament represented the complete and accurate revelation of who God is, there would have been no need for Jesus to come and reveal the Father.

Jesus is the Father revealed. He is the accurate and perfect revelation of God—the exact expression of the invisible God.

If you want to know what God is like, look at Jesus. If you want to know the heart of the Father, look at Jesus. Jesus is the ultimate revelation of who God truly is.

18/07/2026

A man in Christ is not defined by his material possessions or by what he has acquired. His worth is not measured by wealth, status, or earthly achievements, but by his identity in Christ, his character, and the life he lives in Him.

11/07/2026

Grace is given, not earned. It is received by faith, not purchased with money or secured by human effort. It comes without price because Christ has already paid the price through His death and resurrection.

09/07/2026

When giving to God is presented as a requirement to receive His favor, blessing, or acceptance, the relationship is turned into a transaction rather than an expression of worship and gratitude. Grace is not an investment that yields divine returns; it is God's free and undeserved gift.

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