Sola Scriptura Wilson Adu

Broadly speaking, the kingdom of God is the rule of an eternal, sovereign God over all the universe. Several passages of Scripture show that God is the undeniable Monarch of all creation: “The LORD has established his throne in heaven, and his kingdom rules over all” (Psalm 103:19)

Broadly speaking, the kingdom of God is the rule of an eternal, sovereign God over all the universe. Several passages of Scripture show that God is the undeniable Monarch of all creation: “The LORD has established his throne in heaven, and his kingdom rules over all” (Psalm 103:19)

Living trust is not belief without evidence, but it is commitment to Jesus Christ without reservation.

What happens when I trust?    YOU RECEIVE ETERNAL LIFE.

God enters into a new, intimate, personal relationship with you. He provides life that has power. He also provides life that has purpose.

Scripture shows us that God is intimate with those who trust him. The more we trust God, the more intimately we come to know him. A felt distance from God is often due to a disruption in trust, such as a sin or disappointment. This reality is vitally important to understand.

As soon as there was sin,
there was a Saviour. Christ
knew that He would have to
suffer, yet He became
man's substitute. As soon
as Adam sinned, the Son of
God presented Himself as
surety for the human race
with just as much power to
avert the doom ...

God indeed blessed the progenitors of mankind in their garden state (Gen. 1: 28). Their surrounding and environment was indescribably beautiful and sufficient (Gen. 2: 8, 9-15). However, man's paradise was conditional (Gen. 2: 17). God said, "But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it, for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die."