Tag Archives: Incarnation

God with us: Jesus, Christ, God, Son, Savior

Posted on December 19, 2014 by Mel Wild

I’m away for several days but wanted to share part of a post I wrote last January that pertains to my Christmas series, “God With Us.” You can read the original post in its entirety here. I will add a … Continue reading →

Posted in Theology | Tagged C. Baxter Kruger, Christmas, Eternal life (Christianity), God with us, In Christ, Incarnation, The Great Dance, Trinity | Leave a comment

A question about the incarnation of Christ

Posted on December 14, 2014 by Mel Wild

I have a multiple-part Christmas question for your consideration today. It’s purely hypothetical and in context with what I’ve talked about here. What if Adam had never fallen? Would Christ still have come in the flesh? Why or why not? … Continue reading →

Posted in Heaven on earth | Tagged Christianity, Christmas, God with us, Incarnation, Jesus, Salvation, Sin | 10 Comments

Quote: on the incarnation | Francois Du Toit

Posted on July 12, 2014 by Mel Wild

“In the incarnation God deleted every definition of distance; every possible excuse man could have to feel separated or even neglected by God was removed in one day, though one sacrifice, once and for all.” – From the “Mirror Bible: … Continue reading →

Posted in Grace, Quotes | Tagged Christ, Christianity, Francois Du Toit, God, Good News, Incarnation, Mirror Bible | Leave a comment

Why Christ must be God for us to be in Him

Posted on January 16, 2014 by Mel Wild

I shared this in one of my responses to another blogger in “Christ didn’t come to help us, He came to INCLUDE us” but I thought this deserves a separate look because it’s so important in our understanding of what … Continue reading →