God Without Passions: God’s Unshakeable Perfection

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God Without Passions: The Majesty of God's Unshakeable Perfection -- Sam Renihan

“Samuel Renihan’s “God without Passions” provides a clear, cogent, biblical, and pastoral presentation of the truth about our all-sufficient, constantly-faithful God.” Dennis E. Johnson

What is This Book About?

This new and revised edition of Renihan’s widely-acclaimed theological classic deals with the doctrine of divine impassibility – a long-forgotten doctrine in our day. The word “impassibility” is completely unfamiliar to the majority of Christians today. Even in the study of systematic theology, impassibility tends to receive a minute amount of attention compared to other doctrines.

So, what is impassibility? Why is it important? And why is it relevant to us today? In “God Without Passions” Samuel Renihan wonderfully explores this doctrine and its implications for the Christian life in an accessible way, showing why it is biblical, necessary, and fruitful for God’s people to embrace the doctrine that God cannot be shaken or stirred – that he is without passions. In studying how God lacks passions, the reader of this book sees the unchangingly faithful and perfect God of the Holy Scriptures as our sure rock and foundation amidst the turmoils of life. Read this book and rejoice in the knowledge of our glorious unchanging God.

 

About the Author

Samuel D. Renihan, PhD, is Pastor at Trinity Reformed Baptist Church in La Mirada, California, and has written several books on theology, such as The Mystery of Christ and Deity and Decree. He is married to Kimberly and they have one child, and he teaches as Adjunct Professor of Theology at International Reformed Baptist Seminary (IRBS). Sam writes, “This short book is designed to give a simple, clear, and practical presentation of the doctrine of divine impassibility for everyone from the pulpit to the pew… May God use this book to enrich your understanding of him as he has revealed himself in Scripture and to increase your appreciation of the truths the church has confessed throughout history.”