The first in a series on the attributes of God. 1. Why study God's attributes? 2. What are God's attributes 3. Where do we study God's attributes 4. How do we study God's attributes
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“ Learn more about God! ” I recommend this series to Christians, to learn more about God. If you learn what God has revealed about himself in the Bible, all the other doctrines and beliefs will line up. And I especially recommend it to people who aren't Christian
I encourage everyone to listen to this whole series. Before you listen to the first message, if you have a copy of Berkhof's Systematic Theology, read part one, chapter five (V), section C on page 55-56, particularly paragraph 4 to the end where it talks about the communicable and incommunicable attributes, which are mentioned in this sermon. The next two chapters (VI and VII) talk about the incommunicable and communicable attributes and are a good reference. Sometimes it helps to get these theological ideas explained from a different angle.
David Murray served as the Pastor of Lochcarron Free Church of Scotland from 1995 to 2000, and then of Stornoway Free Church of Scotland (continuing) from 2000 to 2007. In August 2007 he accepted a call to be the Professor of Old Testament and Practical Theology at Puritan...
