This week our Systematic Theology series transitioned from Theology Proper to the study of human beings — our creation, lives, and purpose. And, as always, here are the notes:
The video is available on YouTube right here.
We must have hit a nerve. The audio from this week’s lesson has already inspired folk to ask about the notes. The video uploaded to YouTube but then it languished in the conversion queue, a not-all-that-uncommon-for-YouTube problem. So, it’s uploading again and a link will be added to this post when the video is actually available for viewing.
But, in the meantime, here are the notes, available as a free, downloadable pdf:
You can download the pdf of notes from the last two weeks, as we discussed God’s grace, mercy, and patience, by clicking this following link.
The Systematic Theology Series continues. When we began, I had no method for estimating how long it may take to get through the various topics and “-ologies” I hoped to address. But now we’ve passed weeks 18 & 19 and we’ve yet to exhaust the attributes of God. So, this may take a while. But, I have to say, I’m really enjoying teaching this series.
Here are the notes for Week 18 – The Truthfulness of God and Week 19 – The Love and Goodness of God.
The corresponding YouTube videos can be found here and here.
Rather than embed the video here, I’ll just provide the link. But, this week’s installment in our Systematic Theology series is available via YouTube. This week we touched on God’s righteousness before discussing His invisibility and knowledge. You can watch here:
ST16 – The Attributes of Righteousness, Invisibility, and Knowledge
And the notes are available as a pdf here: ST16 notes.
Meanwhile, I’ve also posted two videos from earlier this year. I presented two lectures called “The Word on the Word” at the Embracing the Truth Bible Conference in Gladeville, TN. The video quality is lower-resolution than I prefer, but I hope the content of the presentations overcomes the video fuzziness. Here are the two messages:
And here are the notes from this week: The Attribute of Holiness notes
This week we braved the elements as we continued our series on Systematic Theology. And we addressed one of my favorite topics, the attribute of sovereignty. No doctrine of God brings more comfort or assurance to the believer, yet no doctrine is as hated and rejected by the “worldlings” (to quote Spurgeon).
The trip to Mesquite really messed with my schedule. But now I’m playing catch-up. So, here are the videos and (more importantly) the notes from the last two segments of the Systematic Theology Series.
The notes for ST weeks 12 & 13 are here.