The Word of God is Always With God
If you were a king, the Creator King would choose to have a portrait of himself on a cross with a crown of thorns. The portrait shows self-giving and enemy-loving majesty. So likewise, the heart of every true Word is this portrait. It shows God as He has been from the beginning of creation.
It also shows the Word is always with God.
No one likes God, but His only son has made him known. The Good News of Jesus Christ is a universal message found in God’s Word. It is the message of God’s Kingdom, which will bring peace, prosperity, health, and salvation to all the people.
Truth
As Christians, we believe that the Bible is the Word of God and that God inspires the words of the Bible. The Bible is without error and inerrant because God is the same yesterday, today and forever. Therefore, all things written by God are true. This statement is supported by the Old Testament and the New Testament. In addition, the written Word of God perfectly agrees with Jesus Christ, the incarnate Word of God.
The written Word of God is the only source of all truth. As a result, it is a universally binding authority on all human beings. Jesus, Himself declared that the written Word of God is the Word of God. Therefore, we must understand that the written Word of God cannot be changed, altered or broken.
Communication
The Bible is the medium through which God communicates with His people. Written in the form of stories, it reveals God’s self-communication with human beings in history. While many people read and understand scripture, only those with the Spirit of God can use it effectively. It means that we must practice what we read.
In many cases, the communication from God takes the form of thoughts. Some of these thoughts may be audible or accompanied by supernatural phenomena. However, God often communicates with us through our thoughts and impressions while maintaining our agency. Some people may not recognize a specific communication from God, while others may see God in everyday thoughts.
There are different types of communication from the Word of God, each with its characteristics. In the Old Testament, God’s communication is most evident through the Word of Yahweh. The Bible records God’s love, judgment, and mercy. The concepts of covenant and Exodus, which symbolize the revelation of God in history, are examples of communication from God.
Person
We might think of God as a Person with specific divine attributes, but we should not confuse God with a Person. Likewise, we may think of God as part of a more prominent being, such as the Trinity, but this is not a complete picture. There are many ways to define God, each with different attributes.
Good news
The Good News of Jesus Christ is a universal message found in God’s Word. It is the message of God’s Kingdom, which will bring peace, prosperity, health, and salvation to all the people. Moreover, this message is based on the promise of eternal life in heaven.
Throughout the Bible, there are examples of this good news in the Word of God in action. The Exodus is an example. The Israelites hear the gospel in this passage and are redeemed from slavery. In addition, they are baptized in the Red Sea, travel through the wilderness, and know the benchmarks. However, the most crucial aspect of this Good News is its purpose.
God’s kingdom is the answer to humanity’s problem. This kingdom will be set up on the earth, governed by God’s law. Peter prophesied this as long ago as the beginning of the world.
Spirit
The Spirit of God reveals God’s purpose for the world. He knows all of the things the Father and Son do and know all of God’s future intentions. Only the Spirit can reveal this to man. As a result, man often thinks he knows God and makes up religions and gods of his own, seeking wisdom and understanding from philosophy.