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The God Who Suffers
When we think of God, we usually consider that fact that He is righteous, holy,
Greg Laurie,
Jesus, the God Who Became One of Us and Understands Our Suffering - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
God is with you in your suffering. He is Immanuel, God with us.
Randy Alcorn,
Did Jesus Have a Sin Nature? - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Hebrews 4:15 tells us Jesus is “without sin.” Since He is without sin, sin cannot be one of His essential qualities or attributes.
Randy Alcorn,
Why Jesus Came to the Earth for Us
As we reflect on Jesus’ birth, let’s turn to Scripture to discover why Jesus left heaven and came to this earth for us.
Carla D. Burnette,
Why Jesus Came to the Earth for Us
As we reflect on Jesus’ birth, let’s turn to Scripture to discover why Jesus left heaven and came to this earth for us.
Carla D. Burnette,
Jesus Changes Everything - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
For me, Jesus didn’t just change everything back then. He still changes everything today.
Randy Alcorn,
Five Reflections on the Anniversary of 9/11 - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Where was God September 11? Where He always is—exalted in the heavens, indwelling the hearts of His children, comforting the afflicted.
Randy Alcorn,
The God Who Redeems
God’s fullest self-revelation as Savior came in the person of Jesus Christ—God in human flesh. The incarnation itself was an expression of sympathy and identification with our weakness (Hebrews 4:15). In Christ we can see countless expressions of divine compassion translated into human idioms that we easily understand and identify with—including sadness, sympathy, and tears
John MacArthur,
The Ultimate Expression of Divine Compassion
This post was first published onAugust1, 2016, and originally appeared as a part of a blog series titled “Compassion.” –ed. The fact that God is compassionate and merciful is good news for sinners. It’s why we don’t always get what we deserve. And that compassion finds its fullest expression in the Person and work of
John MacArthur,
Hell Might Just Be the Most Unpopular Subject in the World (and Sometimes in the Church) - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
In the Bible, Jesus spoke more about Hell than anyone else did. He couldn’t have painted a bleaker picture.
Randy Alcorn,

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