A series of fourteen messages.

7 of 14 The Sovereignty of God in Providence 1 of 3 (30 Min),
8 of 14 The Sovereignty of God in Providence 2 of 2 (30 Min),
9 of 14 The Sovereignty of God in Providence 3 of 3 (30 Min),
10of 14 The Sovereignty of God in Decrees 1 of 2 (28 min),
11 of 14 The Sovereignty of God in Decrees 2 of 2 (24 min),
12 of 14 The Sovereignty of God and Prayer (29 min),
13 of 14 A Soft Pillow for a Weary Head and a Sorry Heart 1 of 2 (29 min), and
14 of 14 A Soft Pillow for a Weary Head and a Sorry Heart 2 of 2 (29 min)

“What are Christians to obey? The Bible is the simple answer of course, but upon further investigation, things are not quite that sim-ple. For example, I am sure we have all heard a Christian condemning and calling homosexuality an abomination based upon Leviti-cus 18:22 or 20:13. However, if one looks on the next page at Leviticus 19:27, should we not also conclude that we should not get haircuts or shave? Why is one normative, but not the other?”
“Christianity, after all, is not simply a code of ethics. It is not just a moral system. Being a Christian is not simply trying to ‘do what Jesus did.’ No, the foundation of the Christian life is the gospel of Jesus Christ. All else flows from the good news of Christ crucified for sinners. As Michael Horton writes, ‘It is the Good News that yields good works. Salvation is not the prize for our obedience but the source.’”
“The law of Christ cannot be reduced to a list of do’s and don’ts. It certainly involves specific things that can be ‘listed’ as right or wrong, but it is far more than a list like the ten words written on stone. The law of Christ is love, but it is also the example of Christ. Everything Christ taught is part of his law, but so is everything his apostles taught a vital part of his law. Christ himself is his law per-sonified. The whole of Scripture, as interpreted through the lens of Christ as the new covenant prophet, priest, and king, is a part of the law of Christ.”
May the Sovereign Lord be pleased to bless you, as you read and contemplate the glory of the new covenant in Christ, to see Christ more fully and more gloriously, as the full and final authoritative Word by whom God has spoken in these last days.

Blake White is a seminary student enrolled in the Master of Divinity program at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louis-ville, KY, and a member of Third Avenue Baptist Church. He lives in Louisville with his wife Alicia and son Josiah. Blake is also the author of The Newness of the New Covenant.

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