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Welcome to our Apologetics series where we shed light on common questions of the Christian faith. Today's episode is with Pastor Aaron Van Der Heiden and we are discussing the God of the Bible and why He can sometimes come across as offensive and violent. 0:00 Intro 0:16 Old Testament wrath vs New Testament grace 0:36 God's justice 0:52 Grace through wrath 1:18 God's patience Connect with us: Website - https://www.faithtofilm.ca/​ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/faithtofilm/​ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FaithToFilm/ Transcript: Welcome to Apologetics. A series where we shed light on common questions of the Christian faith. Today we're asking Pastor Aaron Van der Heiden why the bible can appear to be offensive. This is Faith to Film. So a lot of people will reject the bible because they consider its content offensive. More specifically people bristle at the biblical expressions of God's wrath and anger. They'll say that they will willingly embrace the loving God of the New Testament, but they reject the merciless angry God of the Old Testament. But ingrained in this is a misunderstanding of God's justice. God's justice is never arbitrary, it's never random, it always exists and comes in the context of human rebellion and sin. In addition, to pit two testaments against each other is somewhat ironic and this irony is seen in the cross itself. The new testament cross is the most violent expression of god's wrath. The only innocent one willingly submitting himself to the wrath of God after taking on the sins of the world by imputation and yet without this act of wrath there is no grace and in fact it is this act of wrath that makes grace possible. Further, the old testament God is actually a God of patience and endurance. While the Old Testament laws may seem to be incredibly bloodthirsty, if we put them against the backdrop of the law of creation, we actually find that they're saturated with grace because the law of creation says that an act of sin is a cosmic offense. Any iniquity, any sin, any transgression committed against a God who is holy, righteous, and good is deserving of death and so what we see then in the Old Testament laws is actually a massive reduction in the amount of capital crimes. Showing that God is in fact not a God of vengeance and anger but a God of compassion and love and so if we have an issue with the bible's content being offensive perhaps the issue is with our own distorted view and sense of values and not with God himself.

In loving memory of our Oma, Femmy Slagter. Mrs. Femmigje (Femmy) Slagter was called to her eternal home and into the presence of her Lord and Savior on February 21, 2022 at the age of 92. Femmy was born in The Netherlands, in Klazienaveen, Drenthe, on November 12, 1929. She was the eighth child of 11 children all of who had predeceased her as well as their spouses except one sister-in-law, Henny Veldman. Femmy and her mother and siblings immigrated to Canada in 1952. Femmy was the beloved wife of Harry Slagter who she married November 19, 1954. He predeceased her November 24, 2009 after 55 years of marriage. Femmy was the beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great great grandmother of: LOU & SYLVIA SLAGTER: (Sylvia deceased October 9, 2018) Ben & Mary [Benjamin, Henry, Charlie, Willa] Nicholas Stephanie & Tyler EDDY [Louie] LINDA & PHIL VANDERVEEN: Laura & Jesse VINK [Jordan & Janell (Presley) Rachel & Brent CLEMENTS (Wesley), Ryan & Amy (Lawson) Joey] Tanya & Tim VAN WIEREN [Michael & Lianne (Baby due May, 2022) Jeffrey & Damiane Courtney] Clinton & Rachel [Jacob, Curtis, Faith, Nilo, Trinity, Grace, Freeman] Russell and Beckie [Hailey & Owen GOERTZEN (Baby due June 2022) Logan, Caleb, Maggie, Gavin] Travis & Michelle [Blake, Owen, Paige, Taylor, Sawyer, Cecelia] ED & LORI SLAGTER: Justin & Jacquie [Grace] Chelsea & Adam HAMMER [Sophea, Liam] Ashley SUE & RICK KELLNER: Adam & April [Shaun, Brooklyn, Seth, Preston, Elijah, Solomon, Mallik, Wyatt] Harrison & Amanda [Avalynn, Ronan] Cameron & Melissa [Alexander, Chloe, Zachary, Aria] Heather & Stefan MINTCHEV [Miako, Emilia] Sheldon & Sydney [Olivia] Layton Thomas JUDY & DON TAYLOR: Brett & Christine [Titus, Talia, Audrina, Briella] Christine Tyler & TK [Harm, Cash] Brittany & Mitch BOS [Mia, Baby due August 2022] Brandy & Mike DEKOK [Scotlynn, Baby due August 2022] Brody Ireland Isabelle & Walther VANGINKEL Indiana LUCY & RICK HERNANDEZ: Stacey & Jared HILL [Lilly, Jackson, Tucker, Avery, Finnley, Paisley, Knox] Angela & Cameron PHILLIPS [Connor, Atticus, Baby due October 2022] Lucas & Celeste [Ellianah] Levi & Chelsea [Eli, Baby due October 2022] Sydney & Bryan LANTING [Baby due April 2022] Jeneva RON SLAGTER: Savannah LISA & GUY HEEREMA: Melissa & Joel VANDERKOOI [Abigail, Isaac, Luke, Leah, Rebekah] Tarah & Joel SAUVE [Isaiah, Elizabeth, Ava, Micah, Isla, Judah] Serena Matthew Silas Emily & Thomas PICKERING [Eden, Charlie, Baby due August 2022] Dayna & Caleb DIBBET [Myles, Veralyn] Celeste NANCY & MIKE VISSER: Colton David & Grace [Andrew, James, Sophia ] Megan & Christopher BUCHANAN Tanner Payton & Nathan SINKE SONYA & ROD VASAS: Gabrielle & Joel HOUWELING [Naomi, Landon, Seth, Baby due March 2022] Kyle Hannah & Peter BOS [Everly] Bailey Femmy raised her family with the joy and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. We will forever be grateful for her love and how she always pointed us to the promises found in the Infallible Word of God, The Bible. Femmy was loved and honoured by her family and we will dearly miss her guiding and enriching presence. We take comfort in knowing she is safe in her Savior’s presence. Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this? “ John 11:25