1 John 5:20 is a verse in the New Testament that has been the subject of theological debate, particularly regarding whether "the true God" mentioned in the verse refers to Jesus Christ or to God the Father.
The article explores the Reformed perspective on how God communicates today, emphasizing that His voice is found in Scripture rather than personal impressions or revelations. It asserts that Scripture is authoritative, sufficient, and clear, guiding believers through preaching, prayer, and community. Claims of new revelation are deemed invalid and dangerous.
The blog post examines the phrase “I declare and I decree,” questioning its biblical validity. It highlights Ecclesiastes 8:8, emphasizing human limitations over life and outcomes. The author argues that true prayer aligns with God's will, asserting that only God has the authority to decree. Ultimately, it calls for humility in recognizing human dependence on divine sovereignty.
A powerful reflection on why theology is not just for scholars but for every believer. Learn why a church that neglects sound doctrine risks losing sight of Christ Himself.
