God is sovereign, which means God is in control of His universe and determines the outcome of all things according to His own wise purpose. He has absolute authority and rule over His creation (1 Chronicles 29:11-12; Psalm 47:7). Nothing is outside the scope of God’s rule (Ephesians 1:11). He controls and guides all events for His glory and for our good (Romans 8:28-29).
God does not adjust His plans according to the events of human history nor does He wait to see what people will decide before He decides what He will do, though He does respond differently when people pray or do not pray, and when people obey or disobey. Jer 18:7-10 NLT
God’s decrees govern history (Daniel 4:34-35; Acts 2:23; 17:24-27). This includes the calling of those who will be saved by Him (Romans 8:29-30; Ephesians 1:4; 1 Peter 1:2). Knowing that God is sovereign (in control) gives us fuller understanding of all other doctrines and gives comfort and security in difficulties and temptations (Romans 8:31-39).
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God's promises and sovereign will, seen in our lives (Romans 9:1-19)
Jesus Illustrates God's plan as a Door and Good Shepherd
Incommunicable (natural) and Communicable (character) Attributes of God
There is a huge difference between believing and knowing
God's Sovereignty and our free will like Google maps
Jesus reminds Nicodemus of God's plan, John restates his position
Your view of God is the benchmark of your spiritual maturity
https://www.bsfinternational.org/
God's promises and sovereign will, seen in our lives (Romans 9:1-19)
Jesus Illustrates God's plan as a Door and Good Shepherd
Incommunicable (natural) and Communicable (character) Attributes of God
There is a huge difference between believing and knowing
God's Sovereignty and our free will like Google maps
Jesus reminds Nicodemus of God's plan, John restates his position
Your view of God is the benchmark of your spiritual maturity
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