Wednesday, August 14, 2013

August 11, 2013 | Heaven Came Down: The Story of the Cross

Sunday we concluded our series on the atonement of Christ highlighting a series of motifs, or images, used throughout Scripture. We highlighted the orphanage (adoption), the slave quarters (redemption), the battlefield (Christus Victor), the courtroom (justification), and the marketplace (ransom). Though there are many others in Scripture (including the home and the temple), these give us a good overview of what Christ accomplished at the cross.




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May 26, 2013 | Why the Cross Matters
June 2, 2013 | Jesus Wins: Christus Victor  
June 9, 2013 | Jesus Won: Christus Victor
June 23, 2013 | The Courtroom: Sola Fida
July 14, 2013 | The Slave Quarters: Redemption (notes only)
July 21, 2013 | The Marketplace: Redemption (notes only)
August 4, 2013 | The Orphanage: Adoption
August 11, 2013 | Heaven Came Down: The Story of the Cross


For more:
We are Slaves: MacArthur on What We Are Redeemed From
The Heart & Soul of Christianity: MacArthur on Redemption
A Victorious People: John Stott on Christus Victor & the Vocabular of the First Christians
"The Cross of Christ" by John Stott: A Review
Its Not Just a Theory: Stott on Penal Substitution
John Stott on the The Human Enigma 
Allison: A History of the Doctrine of the Atonement
"Salvation Brings Imitation": Piper on Christus Exemplar
Where Theology and Life Intersect: A Theological Case for Christus Exemplar and Why It is Necessary - Part 1 - Introduction
Where Theology and Life Intersect: A Theological Case for Christus Exemplar and Why It is Necessary - Part 2 - Christus Exemplar and the doctrine of sin and depravity
Where Theology and Life Intersect: A Theological Case for Christus Exemplar and Why It is Necessary - Part 3 - The History of Christus Exemplar
Where Theology and Life Intersect: A Theological Case for Christus Exemplar and Why It is Necessary - Part 4 - Christus Exemplar and Humility
Sanctification Demands It: The Necessity of the Atonement
"Death by Love" by Mark Driscoll
"In My Place, Condemned He Stood"
"It is Well"
"Precious Blood": A Review  

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