God's War: Why Christians Should Rule the World!: The Case For Christian Involvement In Every Sphere of Civil and Social Life
"God's War: Why Christians Should Rule the World" presents profound insights into the war that rages between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness. Hanging in the balance is the kingdom of man. Dr. Scheidbach explains how it started, its effect on world affairs, and our part in the conflict. Christians often ask whether they should be involved in politics, or other social and civil issues. And it is no wonder when the world attempts to marginalize Christian influence in its affairs. Dr. Scheidbach shows the biblical basis for Christian involvement in every sphere of civil and social life. Christians also often ask why it seems Satan is winning; after all, the Bible says, "greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world." Dr. Scheidbach lays out the whole plan and purpose of God as it plays out in the Great War between light and darkness. He explains why Satan seems to be winning and shows what must be done to claim the victory Christ promised. This book contains answers to the most profound questions regarding God's plan for our lives and our purpose in His kingdom. In one of the most important theological works written in the last 100 years, you'll learn how secularists have given rise to political correctness, gender fluidity, and the notion that truth is subjective. These false notions are decimating the very foundation of America. "God's War" provides the biblical perspective that allows believers to rightly understand contemporary world events in the light of history and Bible prophecy— and what part they have in shaping those events. Dr. Scheidbach is a theologian noted for his expertise in doctrine, particularly in the area of biblical prophecy. In "God's War" he offers a major contribution to the debate between Reformed and Dispensational eschatologies. He clarifies the significance of Christ's first coming in a way traditional Dispensational theologians have not, showing there is a present reign of Christ over the kingdoms of men. Likewise, the distinction between Christ's first and Second Coming are clearly laid out, resolving the contradictions that arise in Reformed eschatology regarding the future reign of Christ in His Kingdom to come. The thesis of "God's War" is simple and straightforward: Christ is King, and all mankind are His subjects. In the current war over the kingdom of man, the unbelieving rage and reject Christ's present rule. The believers declare the terms of surrender to King Jesus: repent and believe in God's Son to be saved from the wrath to come. The nations that obey will be exalted among the nations on earth. Those that do not will be turned into hell. Understanding our part in this great conflict is critical to fulfilling our mission.
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God's War: Why Christians Should Rule the World!: The Case For Christian Involvement In Every Sphere of Civil and Social Life
"God's War: Why Christians Should Rule the World" presents profound insights into the war that rages between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness. Hanging in the balance is the kingdom of man. Dr. Scheidbach explains how it started, its effect on world affairs, and our part in the conflict. Christians often ask whether they should be involved in politics, or other social and civil issues. And it is no wonder when the world attempts to marginalize Christian influence in its affairs. Dr. Scheidbach shows the biblical basis for Christian involvement in every sphere of civil and social life. Christians also often ask why it seems Satan is winning; after all, the Bible says, "greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world." Dr. Scheidbach lays out the whole plan and purpose of God as it plays out in the Great War between light and darkness. He explains why Satan seems to be winning and shows what must be done to claim the victory Christ promised. This book contains answers to the most profound questions regarding God's plan for our lives and our purpose in His kingdom. In one of the most important theological works written in the last 100 years, you'll learn how secularists have given rise to political correctness, gender fluidity, and the notion that truth is subjective. These false notions are decimating the very foundation of America. "God's War" provides the biblical perspective that allows believers to rightly understand contemporary world events in the light of history and Bible prophecy— and what part they have in shaping those events. Dr. Scheidbach is a theologian noted for his expertise in doctrine, particularly in the area of biblical prophecy. In "God's War" he offers a major contribution to the debate between Reformed and Dispensational eschatologies. He clarifies the significance of Christ's first coming in a way traditional Dispensational theologians have not, showing there is a present reign of Christ over the kingdoms of men. Likewise, the distinction between Christ's first and Second Coming are clearly laid out, resolving the contradictions that arise in Reformed eschatology regarding the future reign of Christ in His Kingdom to come. The thesis of "God's War" is simple and straightforward: Christ is King, and all mankind are His subjects. In the current war over the kingdom of man, the unbelieving rage and reject Christ's present rule. The believers declare the terms of surrender to King Jesus: repent and believe in God's Son to be saved from the wrath to come. The nations that obey will be exalted among the nations on earth. Those that do not will be turned into hell. Understanding our part in this great conflict is critical to fulfilling our mission.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781732497313 |
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| Publisher: | DBP |
| Publication date: | 02/26/2021 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 327 |
| File size: | 4 MB |
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