Cale Fauver > Recent Status Updates

Certainly increasing in conflict and excitement these last 50 or so pages. Enjoyable to read as a family!

Imaginative.

Powerful chapters of both warmth and warning.

The first of vacation reading. And as usual, even though from his commentary, simple and clear exposition of 1 Corinthians 15.

The dismantling (on a lay level) of some of the errors of dispensationalism.

One. More. Hefty. Chapter.

While I knew who the Jesuits were, I didn’t know their strong hatred of Reformation theology. Yikes!

From conception onward the Son lived his life “totally in the flesh, and totally outside the flesh.”

“In the incarnation, Jesus not only retained his divine attributes, he also continued to exercise them as the Trinitarian Son.”

Love these sentences. Big Christology!

Several helpful chapters worth thinking through and using for sermon application.

An occasional addition to family worship.