Concluding our series on understanding predestination and free will. Did you know they both coexist in the Bible? God can't be rushed and isn't governed by time. Freewill makes both good and evil possible, all while God is still in control.
Part 1 of 2. Understanding predestination and free will. Does the 16th century Calvin's understanding of predestination conflict with C.S. Lewis' modern day understanding of free will? What is our current understanding?
Trinity Sunday, the next Sunday after Pentecost is observed as a feast in honour of the Holy Trinity - God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. See how God restores our soles and our lives.
Forty days after the resurrection, Jesus and His disciples went to Mount Olivet, near Jerusalem. There, Jesus promised His followers they would soon receive the Holy Spirit, and He instructed them to remain in Jerusalem until the Spirit had come. Then Jesus blessed them, and as He gave the blessing, He literally and physically ascended to heaven. Jesus instructs us on how to wait on His kingdom.
All creation is declared to be loved and redeemed by the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Ephesians reinforces the claim that there is no end to God’s grace. And Psalm 23 tells us we find still waters, peace and rest in the one true God.