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Nick Roark reviews ‘The Glory of God’ (Crossway, 2010), edited by Christopher W. Morgan and Robert A. Peterson for the Theology in Community Series.
We are saved by Jesus' suffering because that is what will glorify God most.
God is no idolater. He delights in himself more than anything else because he honors and prizes what is of most value in the universe — himself.
Every one of us desires to find happiness and joy. But does the Bible really teach us to chase after our own delight?
God is no idolater; he lives for the fame of his own name. And the ultimate goal for all God’s people is to glorify him by enjoying him forever.
In Jesus Christ, worship is not centered on a place or form, but on his person and work. All true worship is to him and through him.
There’s nothing too difficult, too complicated, or too tiresome for God. With him, all things are possible.
Prayer is that wonderful transaction where the wealth of God’s glory is magnified and the wants of our soul are satisfied.
The global glory of the gospel shines all the more beautifully when it filters through the prism of diversity.
The ultimate goal of God in everything he does is the glory and fame of his own name.
