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In this thoughtful theological discussion, Pastor Mike from Focal Point Ministries explains whether Jesus was capable of sin during His earthly ministry. He walks through the biblical truth of the hypostatic union—Christ being fully God and fully man—and shows how His divine nature could not sin while His human nature experienced real temptation. Pastor Mike clarifies that Jesus, as the second Adam, fully felt the struggle and pain of resisting sin, yet remained perfectly righteous, accomplishing what no human before Him had done.
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The world is wearing out Christians. More and more are saying that spiritual matters rarely come up in their conversations with other believers. Our culture hasn't silenced us, we have talked ourselves into silence. Where Christians should be having an impact, they are stepping aside instead of stepping up.
If you want to break your silence and shine a light into this culture, be sure to request the book Making a Difference by R.C. Sproul.
The world is wearing out Christians. More and more are saying that spiritual matters rarely come up in their conversations with other believers. Our culture hasn't silenced us, we have talked ourselves into silence. Where Christians should be having an impact, they are stepping aside instead of stepping up.
If you want to break your silence and shine a light into this culture, be sure to request the book Making a Difference by R.C. Sproul.
