You might imagine a frazzled mom or a disappointed coach asking this question "What have you done?" It’s also the question God asked Adam and Eve in the moments after they took the fruit. Explore the question and answer this weekend on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg!
- Topics:
- Indwelling Sin
- Obedience
- Power of Sin
- Sin
Seven Questions God Asks
Many of us are familiar with the questions that individuals regularly bring to God. Yet how many of us are aware of the questions that God brings to individuals? In this series, Alistair Begg examines seven conversations that begin with one of God’s disarming questions. From Adam and Eve in the Garden to the rich young ruler in Judea, the Lord engages these individuals with striking accuracy and exposes their mistaken notions about him. These questions are as arresting to us today and are as able to penetrate our hearts as they were two-thousand years ago. In this study, we are invited to discover the truth of God’s nature and the reality of our condition as it is revealed in these surprising encounters.
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