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Category Archives: God as Potter
Contentment and the presence of God
The reach of God’s presence. Continue reading
Posted in Comfort, discouraged, Encouragement, Fellowship, God, God as Potter, God's Heart, God's Love, God's Protection, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged Contentment, God with us
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The Almighty has terrified me
Trusting in the goodness of God’s providential hand even when I can’t see it. Continue reading
Attributes of God
Do you understand the difference between communicable and non-communicable attributes of God? Continue reading
7 truths about God’s discipline
Should this be part of all discipleship of new believers? Continue reading
Go deeper in knowing God’s love
This is an invitation to Go deeper in your understanding of God’s love with six truths about God’s love Continue reading
Posted in God, God as Potter, God's Heart, God's Love, Image of God, Love, Love Wins, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged Does God love you?, God, God's Love, Love
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Allured by love
He promises to draw us apart, for there he can best deal with us, and this separated place is not to be a Paradise, but a wilderness, since in such a place… Continue reading
Posted in Depression, Despair, Disciple-making, Discipleship, discouraged, Discouragement, Doubt, Fear of death, Glorify God, God, God as Potter, God's Heart, God's Love, God's Protection, God's Will, Godly sorrow, Questioning God, Seeking God, Spiritual disciplines, Suffering, Trials, Walking with God, Will of God
Tagged doubting God, God's ways not our ways, hard times, Questioning God, struggling, temptations, Trials
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Does God control everything?
Does God have a plan that will conquer what feels like the chaos of human history? If God has control over everything, is he not a cosmic puppeteer pulling our strings when he wants us to dance? Continue reading
Posted in Evil in the world, Fear of God, Glorify God, God, God as Potter, God's control, God's Heart, God's power, God's Will, Mad at God, Problem of evil, Questioning God, Reformed Theology, Salvation, Security of salvation, Seeking God, Sovereignty, Study of God, Theodicy, Theology, Walking with God
Tagged Free will, Is God in control?, Sovereignty of God
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5 purposes of pain (by C. S. Lewis)
Can you think of other purposes? Continue reading
Learning through failure
God can bring good out of the extremes of our own folly; God can restore the years that the locust has eaten. Continue reading
Posted in Discipline, Failure, God, God as Potter, God of Old Testament
Tagged Failure, God uses failure
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God’s dispositional will
This dimension of God’s will reveals that God is not inwardly disposed to or delighted by… Continue reading