Theologicus Joseph Louthan

When you read the New Testaments and especially in the Gospels–Matthew, Mark, Luke, John–you are going see John the Baptist and Jesus say this over and over again, “Repent, for the kingdom of God is near” and “Repent, the kingdom of God is here.”



When did the kingdom of God actually start? Are we in the kingdom of God?



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This should have been our first and last home. It was so perfect. Then everything goes wrong.



And the believer knows and sees that God redeems only the broken. But how did God redeem our home and how did he make a better forever home?



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The most important takeaway from the gospel of Christ is that we are saved from sin but rather we are saved to God forever and ever. In the salvation of God with all the glorious, eternal, exclusive gospel benefits comes this: we are saved to one another.



Christians can try to blame the pandemic for being in isolation. But Christians were in isolation before the pandemic–nothing really changed.



But what has God called us to do? Worship Him together.



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Now that we are saved, what now? Pray to your Father.



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The wages of sin is death. As much as we don’t like the sound of that, that is absolutely true.



And we have two options in life. Give up and fall under the wrath of God. But what is our other option?



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Jesus Christ is the Son of God who is God. If we believe and trust in Him, that means we are saved. But Jesus as our Lord and our God has commanded everyone to do what he does.



But does Jesus it do all by himself or did he have help?



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