The Glorious Name of God, the Lord of Hosts

A thought-provoking sermon on the nature of God and His relationship with mankind. Burroughs explores the concept of divine authority and what it means for believers. He argues that God has given humans the mandate to take up arms in certain circumstances, and uses historical examples to illustrate his point. A fascinating analysis of theology and the role of religion in society.
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