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A supernatural view of the Bible, and the history within it, helps bring even more clarity to covenant theology. The way God covenants with His people is often in direct opposition to the covenants men made with other powers. Christ ultimately shows the futility of these other gods and their covenants by revealing to them His full power through His ministry on Earth, the resurrection, and His ascension.
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Hosts:
Jon Moffitt - jonmoffitt.com
Doug Van Dorn - douglasvandorn.com
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A supernatural view of the Bible, and the history within it, helps bring even more clarity to covenant theology. The way God covenants with His people is often in direct opposition to the covenants men made with other powers. Christ ultimately shows the futility of these other gods and their covenants by revealing to them His full power through His ministry on Earth, the resurrection, and His ascension.
JOIN THE REFORMED FRINGE COMMUNITY!
Hosts:
Jon Moffitt - jonmoffitt.com
Doug Van Dorn - douglasvandorn.com
Where doctrine meets discovery. Weekly conversations at the intersection of reformed theology and contemporary exploration.