Don Carson

Don Carson is a renowned New Testament professor and co-founder of The Gospel Coalition, known for his insightful biblical teachings. In this discussion, he delves into the creation narrative in Genesis 1-2, revealing God's attributes and humanity's role as bearers of His image. Carson highlights how understanding Genesis is vital for grasping the fall and the concept of new creation through Jesus. He also contrasts biblical worldviews with secular perspectives, emphasizing the significance of God as the Creator in shaping human responsibility.

Don Carson, a Biblical scholar and theologian, discusses Job's righteousness and the mystery of suffering, highlighting the tension between God's sovereignty and human responsibility. He explores Job's silent suffering, repentance, and God's purpose in allowing suffering for our good and his glory.

Biblical scholar Don Carson discusses the philosophical problem of suffering and challenges listeners to reconcile a loving God with hardship. He outlines six theological pillars for understanding suffering and emphasizes the need for deep trust in God's sovereignty. The podcast explores biblical perspectives on suffering, human rebellion, and the importance of faith in the face of death.

Theologian Don Carson discusses God's providence in suffering, not always punishment for sin but opportunity for growth. Explores Paul's thorn in the flesh, propitiation, expiation, and bearing one's cross. Emphasizes trust in God during trials, Christ's sacrifice, and finding hope in suffering.

Don Carson, co-founder of the Gospel Coalition, discusses the foundational role of covenants in the Bible. He highlights the significance of key covenants like the Noahic and Abrahamic, illustrating their impact on humanity's relationship with God. The conversation explores the transition from the Sinai covenant to the Davidic covenant, leading to the New Covenant in Christ. Carson emphasizes how these covenants shape our understanding of salvation, grace, and the concept of baptism as a unifying seal.