Though well intentioned, ‘God Has a Name’ minimizes the results of centuries of theological reflection by Spirit-filled believers, which leads Comer to present a distorted view of God’s character out of line with the whole of Scripture.
Because God needs nothing from anyone, knows all things, is everywhere present, and holds all power, no one exists who could possibly challenge or overrule his plans.
John Piper delves into the profound significance of God’s name, ‘I am who I am.’
This Christmas season, ponder this classic work and bask in the glory of Christ who died and rose to save you.
Fifty years ago, J. I. Packer published ‘Knowing God’—now a worldwide classic. Sam Storms reflects on its significance.
