We now get to the third genera, the genus maiestaticum. Did you know Lutherans get accused of making this one up solely to justify the real presence in the Lord’s Supper? True story!
Anchored In Christ 021 | Christ’s Glory is the Cross
The point of Christ’s transfiguration was not the glory of his divinity, but the glory of something else entirely.
Crucial Conversations 054 | The Work of Christ (Christology 101)
This is the discussion of Jesus’ works…as his two natures are involved with his person. Also known as the genus apotelesmaticum. Which is the Latin the Church has used to talk about this. But don’t let that scare you!
Crucial Conversations 053 | The Two Natures in Christ (Christology 101)
We started digging in to the two natures in Christ last week. We continue that journey today by studying the genus idiomaticum.
Crucial Conversations 052 | Brain Pain Theology (Christology 101)
There is joy in working through and understanding difficult theological subjects. Because we are getting to know our Savior better when we do.
The Bible in 5 | Habakkuk
Habakkuk teaches us that the righteous will live by faith. We believe God’s promises. When it looks as though He’s doing nothing, when it looks as though evil is winning, we trust God’s promises because they are kept in Christ.
Anchored In Christ 020 | Confession is Critical
There are a lot of things we do to avoid confessing our sin…
Crucial Conversations 051 | What is Substitutionary Atonement? (Christology 101)
We got a question from a listener asking about substitutionary atonement. So we answered it!
Crucial Conversations 050 | Jesus is the Crucial Conversation (Christology 101)
All of Scripture is about Jesus. But how do we learn to read it that way?
Crucial Conversations 049 | Purification for Sins (Christology 101)
Hebrews 1 is chock full of beautiful Christology in just the first few verses. But when we read them, right way we’re reminded of John 1. And the beautiful parallels help us see Christ even more clearly.
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