Dr. Robert Jastrow – The Second Law of Thermodynamics and the Beginning – YouTube.
Tag / God
Has Science Buried God (John Lennox vs Richard Dawkins) FULL DEBATE – YouTube
John Lennox makes Richard Dawkins recant his statement in, The God Delusion, that Jesus did not exist.
04-07-13 Darren Wilson: Director of ‘Father of Lights’ movie on Vimeo
N.T. Wright on Adam and Eve – YouTube
Greg Boyd – Keeping the Valve Open Sermon Clip – Reknew.org – YouTube
Greg Boyd – Keeping the Valve Open Sermon Clip – Reknew.org – YouTube.
The Gospel is the Good News, Boyd tells us reality is that it most certainly is good news. There is a lot of preaching that is not good news.
N.T. Wright on Heaven & Rapture Theology | The Centrality and Supremacy of Jesus Christ
Rethinking Life After Death (NT Wright) – YouTube
Rethinking Life After Death (NT Wright) – YouTube.
N.T. Wright interview where he challenges Christians to rethink “Resurrection,” and other key concepts in Christianity. Promo of his book Surprised by Hope.
The Power of Prayer and Intercession
The Power of Prayer and Intercession.
700 club interview with Beni Johnson of Bethel Church Redding, California who shows Intercession begins with worship.
Bill Johnson – Friendship with God – YouTube
Bill Johnson – Friendship with God – YouTube.
Bill Johnson shows in under 10 minutes that intimacy with the Spirit of God is the essential ingredient.
“It’s not Father, Son and the Holy Bible..”
The Gift of Freedom—Karl Barth
Human freedom is the joy whereby man appropriates for himself God’s election. God has elected Himself in His Son to be the God, Lord, Shepherd, Saviour, and Redeemer of mankind. Through His own election He willed man to be His creature, His partner, and His son. He, the God of the community of men, and we, the community of men, His People!
Freedom is the joy whereby man acknowledges and confesses this divine election by willing, deciding, and determining Himself to be the echo and mirror of the divine act.
Each individual is called to this commitment in the midst of the community of men, not as the first disciple but as a follower in the visible and invisible footsteps of many; not as the only one but together with many known and unknown fellow Christians. He may be accompanied by the comforting help of several or by at least a few. He may be a rather sad member of the rear guard or he may be way ahead of the crowd where he is temporarily alone. He lives for himself, but not only for himself. He is constantly in living relationship to others, as a member of the people of God who appropriates from himself God’s election and is responsible for the brothers. Each individual is called by his own name as a member of the people of God. Each one is responsible for his relationship with God and his fellow men. He is free because he chooses, decides, and determines himself to be this person. His freedom is the joy of that obedience which is given to him.
Karl Barth; The Humanity of God; Westminster John Knox Press; 1960, page 79

