Lesson 6 theology Proper 2

This instructional sermon explores the theological distinction between God's incommunicable and communicable attributes, emphasizing that while God is self-existent, eternal, and immutable, humans are dependent and finite. The teaching highlights that incommunicable attributes like aseity establish God's unique supremacy and exclusive right to worship, whereas communicable attributes such as holiness, love, and justice are reflected in believers through the work of the Holy Spirit. By defining these characteristics, the message clarifies the fundamental difference between Creator and creation, urging Christians to imitate God's moral character rather than merely acknowledging His power. The sermon concludes with a call to worship God for who He is and to actively mirror His righteous nature in daily life.