What is heaven like? To some, eternity brings images of clouds, harps, and eternal worship services. It's really so much more than that. In this week's Cutting Room Floor, I take a look at what we mean when we say, "I believe in the life everlasting."
In this week's edition of The Cutting Room floor I take a look at the often troubling phrase in the Apostles' Creed: "I believe in the Holy Catholic Church."
"Today’s idea is that the great divide is between those who say 'I believe in God' in some sense and those who cannot say it in any sense. Atheism is seen as an enemy, paganism is not, and it is assumed that the difference between one faith and another is quite secondary. But in the Bible the great divide is between those who believe in the Christian God and those who serve idols—“gods,” that is, whose images, whether metal or mental, do not square with the self-disclosure of the Creator." - J.I. Packer, Affirming The Apostles' Creed
"In the Bible the great divide is between those who believe in the Christian God and those who serve idols—“gods,” that is, whose images, whether metal or mental, do not square with the self-disclosure of the Creator." J.I. Packer, Affirming The Apostles' Creed
