Gospelbound Jeremy Treat on the Transformative Power of the Atonement
Mar 12, 2024
Jeremy Treat discusses the transformative power of the atonement, exploring the paradoxical nature of self-giving love and the reversal of exaltation. They delve into the unity of the cross and the kingdom, challenging societal values and showcasing the influence of biblical principles today. The discussion highlights substitutionary atonement, emphasizing the Trinity's love in salvation and the profound significance of the cross in reconciling diverse aspects of Christ's ministry.
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Cross and Kingdom
- The cross and the kingdom are inseparable in Christian theology.
- Christ's crucifixion is the crowning achievement of his kingdom mission, not in opposition to it.
Subversion and Christian Influence
- Christian values like compassion for the weak have become so ingrained in society they now seem obvious.
- We must remind people that these values were radical in ancient Rome and stem from Christian influence.
Atonement Theories
- Avoid viewing atonement theories as mutually exclusive choices.
- Instead, consider them as dimensions of a single, multifaceted truth, with substitution at its core.