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It goes without saying that the Old Testament feels overwhelming to the average reader. So what happens when we decide to play it safe by sticking to the New Testament only? Ironically, we're told by the New Testament itself: Don't Avoid the Old Testament!
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What does the Bible teach us about Jesus' childhood? This episode is not about the fables that secondary literature provides with strange miracle stories and superhero-like scenarios. Instead, we are going to investigate the way that the two gospels that include the birth of Jesus (Matthew and Luke) situate the context of Jesus' birth and childhood. This is Better Bible Reading with Kevin Morris!
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Many Christians drift to the extreme of either a knowledge centered pursuit or a love centered pursuit. But growing in the Christian life is all about balance, including our motivations of knowledge and love. This means that the goal of reading our Bibles is not a matter or knowledge or love, but both.
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The synoptic gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke) each present a particular view of Jesus, but do they all agree? Today we talk about how each unique gospel account works together in order to present to us one unified testimony of the Savior. This is the Better Bible Reading Podcast with Kevin Morris
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Christians in the 21st century are at a disadvantage in understanding important Biblical backgrounds. Knowing this is a step in the right direction, but how can we fix this? A simple yet powerful answer is this: understand the advantages of a study Bible!
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In Matthew 5:17 Jesus said, "I have not come to abolish the law but to fulfill the law". This statement has raised questions as to what He meant about the law and the New Testament, as well as if this statement has significance to the church today. Today on Giving an Answer, Kevin talks about the popular interpretations of this passage, and his own understanding of Jesus' words to us.
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