The Voice of the Father: Loved and Corrected

Jeremiah Johnson opens with a warm greeting and reminds listeners that God’s love is constant and the cross paid for our sins. He explains how voice tone and countenance shape how we receive Scripture, and that God’s tone toward us is loving even when He corrects. Johnson teaches that sin means “missing the mark” and that God’s correction is rooted in love to bring us into Zoe—God’s abundant life. He urges believers to become disciples who welcome reproof, align motives with God’s heart, and live in the freedom of being loved and fathered by God.