King & KingdomsSýnishorn

God is the author of life. As King Solomon's life is coming to an end, he realizes exactly this. But here, Paul gives us a unique perspective. While in the heart of Greece, Paul ends up getting into a debate with some of the philosophers about the so-called "gods" of their day. His argument is simple: What kind of God has to be made by us? The Greek gods Paul was arguing against were made to be like people by people. They looked like them, treated people like them. How different must the biblical God have been to their ears? A God who makes people, not one made by people. A God who gives perspective to people, not one who needs us to give him perspective.
Think it Over: Who does your God look like? Does he look like the God of the Bible, or does he look more like you and me?
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About this Plan

King & Kingdoms, is the second three months of a year-long chronological Bible reading plan.
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