Recently some of us have been engaged in conversation on a message board about the Trinity. Often we face a very smug attitude that says, “the church already dealt with this question and if you don’t agree with the church then you are a heretic.” This rhetoric comes from Protestant and Catholic alike [...]
Episode Two. From the mouth of Jesus we learn he has a God. Could Jesus have one he calls “my God” and yet he himself also be God? An overview of the “my God” statements of Jesus with the purpose of learning more about who he really is.
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by Sean Finnegan
The Old Testament predicts a glorious future of the people of God. The following is a brief sketch of the Hope painted across the canvas of the Jewish Bible. Notice that going to heaven is not at all in view here.
In the last days, the mountain on which Jerusalem sits will be raised [...]
This is one of the entries of John Piper’s Book “Taste and See” which I was reading recently. I thought that this entry was particularly helpful and inlighting. I know I often struggle with laziness and Piper emphasizes the battle that is going on our minds at times when we are lazy. This might be helpful [...]
Well said. Worth the read.
by Kevin A. Beck , Nov 28, 2006
Jesus was radical. After all, the powers-that-be don’t kill nice compliant people. Jesus spoke a message that shook people to their core. He announced the imminent arrival of the kingdom of God. He shunned religious dignitaries and associated with societal outcasts as proof of [...]
Saw this article on the news page of klove.com after reading it, I was proud of this guys commitment to purity and holiness. It is sad that he was mocked on national television and will probably not get anywhere near the exposure for his reasoning and response than the other side will get for mocking [...]
by Sean Finnegan
Jesus knew that this was his last time with the disciples before he would be taken into custody. He prayed just before he made his way across the Kidron Valley to the Garden of Gethsemene. The disciples listened earnestly; they were probably still in shock because Jesus had just washed their feet. As [...]
I recently listened to this teaching by N.T. Wright, the Bishop of Durham in England. I find it incredible how much he emphasizes that the biblical destiny is not going to heaven at death but rather resurrection when Jesus comes to establish the kingdom (or in his words, “put the world to rights”). Often, those [...]
“The predominantly intellectual understanding of metanoeo as a change of mind plays very little part in the New Testament. Rather the decision by the whole man to turn around is stressed. It is clear that we are concerned neither with a purely outward turning, nor with a merely intellectual change of ideas.” - Colin Brown, [...]
What is the hope of the Christian? Floating on a cloud in the sky by and by? A surreal existence as a spirit? Living in Paradise? A look at this important topic from the Scriptures. Episode One of our video series.
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