The Gospel: 2016 National Conference
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23:06
1. God's Design for Creation (Pre-Conference)
25:09
2. God's Design for Adam (Pre-Conference)
21:39
3. God's Design for Male & Female (Pre-Conference)
38:33
4. Panel Discussion with Godfrey, Mohler, and VanDoodewaard (Pre-Conference)
45:36
5. The Gospel as Historical Fact
44:11
6. Questions & Answers with Godfrey, Mohler, and Sproul
47:25
7. Chosen in Christ: God’s Eternal Plan of Redemption
31:46
8. Why the God-Man: The Mystery of the Incarnation
44:31
9. A Curse for Us: The Death of Christ
31:08
10. The Word Made Flesh: The Ligonier Statement on Christology
45:29
11. Questions & Answers with Hamilton, Nichols, Reeves, Sproul, and Thomas
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43:20
12. He Is Not Here: The Resurrection of Christ
50:46
13. Taken up into Heaven: The Ascension of Christ
47:56
14. Our Great High Priest: The Heavenly Ministry of Christ
45:46
15. All Things New: The Return of Christ
43:43
16. The Transforming Power of the Gospel
23:27
17. The English Reformation (Optional Session)
24:05
18. A Survey of Church History, Parts 1-6 (Optional Session)
19:09
19. Calvinism and the Christian Life and The Reformed Pastor (Optional Session)
20:18
20. What’s Your Worldview? (Youth Seminar)
22:49
21. Life and Faith after the Digital Explosion (Youth Seminar)
23:58
22. Tactics for Discussing Christian Convictions (Youth Seminar)
22:00
23. Therefore, Go (Youth Seminar)
Why the God-Man: The Mystery of the Incarnation
Jesus is the eternal Word of God in human flesh. In the opening of John's gospel, we learn that the Son of God became something He was not—a man. At the same time, He remained what He always was—the second person of the Trinity. As the God-Man, Jesus is one person with complete yet distinct divine and human natures. The biblical account of the incarnation raises one of the most important questions ever to be asked: Why the God-Man? In this session, Dr. Stephen Nichols unpacks the central role of the incarnation for understanding the person and work of Christ.
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