The Sovereignty Of God: Pathways To The Past

With the dawn of the new millennium, the traditional understanding of Who God is and the historic understanding of how He is experienced are being shaped, reshaped, and shifted devastatingly by tumultuous theological and philosophical winds as truth is cast about in spiritual chaos. In the storm center of swirling spiritual confusion stands the post-modern church and, under her umbrella, the people who will shape both the ontological and existential truth for the next generation. With the destructive uprooting of once carefully sown biblical understandings that were planted by pious hands, the church of the new millennium is confronted with the necessity of defining and clarifying the historic, revealed identity of the God of Scripture and the truth of how He is experienced. Kierkegaard wrote, In every way it has come to this, that what one now calls Christianity is precisely what Christ came to abolish. In Heretics, Chesterton wrote, There is a collapse of the intellect as unmistakable as a falling house, It is that collapse that has produced the ongoing crisis for the post-modern church at the dawn of this new millennium. God was not and is not willing to allow the reality of Who He is or how He is to be experienced to be obscured by either nature, the heathen, the pagan or the fool. Through His revelation, He has made Himself known. Through God’s revelation we understand that He has certain attributes or qualities that distinguish Him from His creation. He is sovereign. This Classic book - The Sovereignty Of God – introduces and orients the reader to critical biblical/theological thinking about God – with a clarity that fosters biblical thought and facilitates Bible comprehension. You won’t be disappointed.