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For our final study in the Drama of Redemption series, Skye, Brenaea, and Anna lead a discussion on the book of Revelation.
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Anna, Skye, and Kristen continue their discussion of the book of Acts by reading from Acts chapters 1 and 2 and discussing the day of Pentecost, Peter's sermon, and the response of the listeners in Jerusalem.
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Anna, Skye, and Kristen read Acts 1:1-11 and discuss the calling of Jesus's followers after Jesus ascended back into heaven.
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Anna, Sam, and Skye continue their discussion on the resurrection, addressing why the Resurrection is important for us as Christians.
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Anna, Skye, and Sam discuss different theories about what might have happened after Jesus died, and why the idea that Jesus truly resurrected from the dead actually fits well with historical evidence.
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Brenaea, Anna, and Skye continue our Bible study on the Drama of Redemption by talking through the passages from Matthew that tell the story of the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth.
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In part 2 of this lesson Anna, Skye, and Kristen read through John 3:1-21 and discuss Jesus's conversation with Nicodemus, where Jesus challenges Nicodemus on how he thinks about entering the kingdom of God.
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This episode is part 1 of a two-part discussion of John 3. In this episode, we give the background to Jesus's conversation with Nicodemus by explaining what it means that Nicodemus was a "Pharisee", what it meant that he was a "ruler of the Jews", and why he and Jesus immediately start talking about the "kingdom of God".
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Skye, Anna, and Sam continue our lesson on Matthew chapters 3-4, discussing the transition from the Old Testament to the New Testament and the beginning of Jesus's ministry.
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Anna, Sam, and Skye continue our Bible study on the Drama of Redemption by looking transition from the Old Testament to the New Testament. This is part 1 of a two-part study.
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