The transformation of Saul, the persecutor of Christians, to Paul, the author of most of the New Testament epistles.
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After Stephen’s martyrdom, the persecution of the early church by Saul of Tarsus spread the church far and wide.
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The final resurrection (life from the dead) and the end of history is the meat of this post.
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How can our lost and sinful selves come to know the God who loved us enough to die for us, to heal us, and to save us?
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One day, not only human beings, but the entirety of creation will be set free from its bondage.
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Christ came to pay the penalty for sin for all time.
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God’s loving plan dawned in unexpected places. It came to light in the corners, the lineages, and the simple instructions.
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God knows better than we do what is needed, just as the potter who shapes the malleable clay knows what is best for the outcome desired.
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The Lord’s passion for us is what makes him a Lion who is not at all tame. God’s love is bloody, messy, and painful.
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He is not a tame Lion, but a God whose anger can be kindled, whose heart can be broken. God is passionate love.
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