Although people repress, deny, refuse the revelation of God, there will be those moments

because they cannot finally keep it down because they're made as the image of God,

when the only response they can make is to become angry and to silence your testimony to it. And they may do that in very sophisticated ways, or as in some cultures, they may do it in very violent ways. But there is no final escape from God's general revelation.

Have you encountered that? Someone's snapping, getting aggressive when they learn that you're a Christian.

What is it that we know about unbelievers that even they try to deny?

Welcome to the Tuesday edition of Renewing Your Mind on Nathan W. Bingham.

This week, you're hearing messages from a brand new series with Sinclair Ferguson.

It's an overview of Christian doctrine called Theology for All.

If you have family or friends who profess Christ,

but they push back on the idea of studying theology,

perhaps share this week's messages with them.

It's easy to share a message from your favorite podcast app or from the official Renewing Your Mind YouTube channel.

Well, here's Dr. Ferguson on the God who reveals himself.

We are trying to explore what it means for us together as ordinary Christians really

to explore Christian doctrine and to understand the different ways in which the doctrines

of the Bible, theology, makes a difference to the way we live the Christian life. And last time we were

thinking about the significance, the importance of this whole exploration of Christian doctrine,

how it's intended to not just help us intellectually, but actually to build in Christian character

and to transform our lives.

And now I want to begin to focus for a number of sessions on God himself, God, the true and living God.

Many philosophers, I think perhaps the first to express it this way was the philosopher Leibniz in the 17th century,

but many philosophers have said that perhaps the most fundamental philosophical question of all

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