All Things Biblical explains why the love of God is actually a difficult doctrine in Scripture and in experience. The reasons why we over-simplify it, and why we shouldn’t. What are the difficulties. Why the difficulties are beautiful and why they matter to our deeper understanding of our great God and...

All Things Biblical shows that the love of God is ultra-interpenetrated by God’s holiness, such that the love of God cannot properly thought of without reference first to His holiness. Holiness might be thought of as the central star in a constellation. Holiness might be thought of as the attribute which...

All Things Biblical further explores the love of God and its relationship to the other attributes of God. God is simple. He can’t be divided into parts. No attribute can be held above the others, including His love. Aseity – God doesn’t need you or I or His creation. God’s love...

All Things New deals with the question: Is the love of God His central, defining attribute? Often people, including Christians, will hold God’s love as His central, defining attribute, even THE nature of God.   In this session we begin to address this question, including looking at passages like John 3:16 and...

All Things Biblical addresses the almost mythical mantra of, Matthew 18:19-20, “if two of you agree on earth about anything that they may ask, it shall be done for them by My Father who is in heaven.  For where two or three have gathered together in My name, I am there...

All Things Biblical discusses the Biblical foundation and motivation for giving. Should we give a set percentage or amount? Should we base it on the tithe? What should our attitude be toward giving? In what way is giving an act of worship and stewardship?   At GBF we do not “pass...

All Things Biblical discusses the practice and Biblical foundations for tithing. Is it understood by Christians, including some pastors? Is it the Biblical pattern for giving to the local church and other ministries? It raises the questions: Is Israel the same as the church? Is the church under the Law of...