Commanding the Impossible - E.47 - No Compromise Radio
No Compromise Radio - Mike Abendroth
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30m
In this episode of No-Co Radio, Pastor Mike begins with a devotional on the Lord’s Prayer, emphasizing the revolutionary nature of approaching God as a personal "Father" through the work of the Trinity. The episode includes a "Kooks and Barney’s" segment criticizing the phrase "don't put God in a box" when used to avoid biblical truths like hell or predestination , and a book recommendation for J. Gresham Machen’s “Christianity and Liberalism”. After a critique of “The Message” translation's rendering of Psalm 1 , Mike concludes with a "Catholic or Protestant" quiz on the nature of justification and a main teaching on Matthew 12, where he explores the "commanding of the impossible"—noting that just as Jesus commanded a man to stretch a withered hand, God commands spiritually dead sinners to believe, providing the very grace and strength necessary for them to respond.
Original Video:
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