Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 4)

Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 4)

Have you ever wondered what God has prepared for your life? How can you know that you're in God's will? In this lesson, Lenny takes a fresh look at the Christmas story and learns one way God prepares us for the calling He has for us.

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Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 3)

Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 3)

Have you ever wondered what God has prepared for your life? How can you know that you're in God's will? In this lesson, Lenny takes a fresh look at the Christmas story and learns one way God prepares us for the calling He has for us.

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Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 2)

Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 2)

Have you ever wondered what God has prepared for your life? How can you know that you're in God's will? In this lesson, Lenny takes a fresh look at the Christmas story and learns one way God prepares us for the calling He has for us.

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Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 1)

Knowing God's Will: Lessons from the Christmas Story (Part 1)

Have you ever wondered what God has prepared for your life? How can you know that you're in God's will? In this lesson, Lenny takes a fresh look at the Christmas story and learns one way God prepares us for the calling He has for us.

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God's Sovereignty and Man's Freedom (Part 4)

God's Sovereignty and Man's Freedom (Part 4)

The Bible teaches that God is sovereign. He has a plan for history and his plan will come to pass. Yet the Bible also seems to affirm that human beings have the power to follow their own wills. These ideas seem to create tension. How can both be true? Here, Lenny reviews Calvinism and Arminianism, which are the two primary ways Protestants have tried to reconcile God's sovereignty and man's freedom. He also discusses the idea of Middle Knowledge and why it may help solve the issue.

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