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Atonement, it's an important word we often hear from our pulpits, but do we really understand what it means? What is the nature of atonement? What is the extent of atonement? We hear the term "limited atonement" and it sometimes puzzles us. This series addresses all of these topics and more in order to clarify the confusion that often surrounds the doctrine of atonement.
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The God We Worship
We were all created to worship, but our worship runs amok, and we pour out our praise and affection before false gods. Meanwhile, we all too often go through the motions of worship as we join others in the pew on Sundays. Who can restore us and make us the worshipers we are supposed to be? Only God Himself.
Noted pastor-scholars D. A. Carson, Bryan Chapell, Charles Drew, Michael Haykin, Michael Horton, Albert Mohler, Richard Phillips, Joseph "Skip" Ryan, and Philip Ryken redirect our attention to our glorious Lord, showing how He pursues, redeems, and profoundly changes His worshipers—and challenging us to respond to Him as He desires. More Info
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Noted pastor-scholars D. A. Carson, Bryan Chapell, Charles Drew, Michael Haykin, Michael Horton, Albert Mohler, Richard Phillips, Joseph "Skip" Ryan, and Philip Ryken redirect our attention to our glorious Lord, showing how He pursues, redeems, and profoundly changes His worshipers—and challenging us to respond to Him as He desires. More Info
