Knowledge, Truth, and Righteousness

This sermon explores the doctrine of God's immutability, defining it as His unchanging nature in being, affections, and purposes while affirming His active interaction with creation. It addresses common objections, such as anthropomorphisms in Scripture and the tension with prayer, by distinguishing between God's static essence and His dynamic providence. The teaching then transitions to God's omniscience, using Psalm 139 to illustrate His comprehensive knowledge of human thoughts, actions, and even the number of hairs on a person's head. The central message emphasizes that God's unchangeable character provides a secure foundation for trust, ensuring that His promises are certain and His care is constant. This holistic view of God's attributes serves to comfort believers with the reality that they are fully known and valued by a perfect, all-knowing Creator.