incarnation of Christ

Why It Matters That Jesus Was Really Human

The incarnation of Christ meant that in Christ God became man. This article discusses two ways in which the humanity of Jesus matters

The Belgic Confession of Faith: Article 18 The Incarnation of Jesus Christ

Christ is truly man. How do we know this? This article is based on Article 18 of the Belgic Confession, which explains the doctrine of the incarnation of Christ, focusing on the necessity of the incarnation and its relation to the covenant of grace.

Incarnation in the City

To understand the reason for the incarnation of Christ, one must understand the holiness of God. Both the holiness of God and the incarnation of Christ must shape how Christians live in the city. The article draws five implications of the incarnation for the Christian life.

When the Time Had Fully Come

Galatians 4:4 says that the Lord Jesus was born at a very precise moment in history. God himself determined the exact moment in history when everything was ready for the birth of Jesus Christ. The author also discusses the relation between the incarnation of Christ and the return of Christ.

John Owen on the Spirit in the life of Christ

This article looks at John Owen's view of the work of the Holy Spirit, specifically about the relation of the Holy Spirit to Jesus Christ. The author discusses the ministry of the Spirit in the incarnation of Christ, the ministry of Christ, the atonement of Christ and in the exaltation of Christ.

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