Why did God create people who would reject Him?
Why did God create people who would reject Him? A complicated question with an answer that’s perhaps simpler than you may think.
In March 2022, today’s guest, Morris Proctor, delivered a remarkable expository sermon on Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemene at Michael’s church, Stonebridge Bible Church. Morris returns to inContext today for a discussion on discipleship and Bible teaching.
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We don’t understand how holy God is and how sinful we are.
We love to talk about the love of God and the mercy of God, but we can’t appreciate that fully without understanding His holiness and our sinfulness.
Resources Mentioned
Matthew 26:36-46
John 14-17
About Morris Proctor
Morris Proctor is the certified and authorized trainer for Logos Bible Software. He has been a pastor and expository teacher for more than 20 years. Logos Bible Software revolutionized his personal study so he is now devoting his time through his company, Morris Proctor Seminars, to train Logos users to realize its full potential. Morris has written several Quick Reference Training Manuals and conducted training seminars and sales demonstrations around the country. He has trained hundreds of users from beginners to advanced including pastors, Christian educators, military chaplains, professors, students, and more.
Why did God create people who would reject Him? A complicated question with an answer that’s perhaps simpler than you may think.
Parents, this is the help you’ve been looking for. Founder and CEO of Foundation Worldview, Elizabeth Urbanowicz, joins Michael to highlight some of the greatest challenges parents face today and to offer practical resources to help them teach their children how to navigate our cultural context through a Christian worldview.
Michael teaches through Psalm 40 the way through our present troubles is found in looking to God’s faithfulness in our past. This sermon was originally recorded at Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, TX in 2011.