Who is God? Part 3: Savior

02/13/25 • 8 min

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Summary
In this episode of Bible Burrito, Jaredith explores the concept of God as our Savior, emphasizing the significance of Jesus' incarnation and His role in bridging the gap between humanity and God. The discussion delves into the nature of Jesus as both fully God and fully human, His sacrificial death, and the importance of repentance and acceptance in the Christian faith.
Takeaways

God came to us as a man named Jesus.
The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us.
Jesus was completely God and completely human.
He was able to live a life without sin.
Jesus came to fix the relationship between people and God.
He showed us God's love in action.
Jesus rose from the dead, giving us hope for eternal life.
Repentance is required for forgiveness.
God will accept you back if you turn to Him.
Commitment to God is important, but He understands our failures.

God came to us as a man named Jesus.
The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us.
Jesus was completely God and completely human.
He was able to live a life without sin.
Jesus came to fix the relationship between people and God.
He showed us God's love in action.
Jesus rose from the dead, giving us hope for eternal life.
Repentance is required for forgiveness.
God will accept you back if you turn to Him.
Commitment to God is important, but He understands our failures.

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Who Is God? Part 2: Spirit

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Summary
In this episode of Bible Burrito, Jaredith Mize explores the concept of God as a spirit, emphasizing His omnipresence and the nature of worship.
In the last half of the episode, he covers a listener question from Alex on the topic of blasphemy, clarifying misconceptions and providing reassurance about God's forgiveness.
Takeaways

God is a spirit, meaning He is everywhere and not limited by physical space.
Worshiping God can happen anywhere, not just in church.
Understanding God as a spirit helps us feel His presence even when we can't see Him.
Worship is about a relationship with God, not just rituals.
God's presence can be felt like the wind, even if unseen.
Blasphemy is a serious sin, but it's not easily committed.
Rejecting God's love and truth leads to an inability to receive forgiveness.
Asking questions about faith indicates a heart open to God.
God forgives all sins if one seeks His forgiveness.
Blasphemy is the complete rejection of God's love until death.