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The Beatitudes continue with righteousness, mercy, and purity. Listen to this podcast to understand what these mean for us today!
The Beatitudes begin with classes of people that few of us would consider blessed: the poor, the mourning, and the meek. Listen to this podcast to understand why Jesus lifts these people up.
The Beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount are defining honor for the Jesus community. Jesus explains what behavior should we celebrate within the Christian community.
This is an example of how a Social Interpretation can be applied to Matthew 20:1-16. The context for this podcast is after hearing a tradition sermon on the same passage, so this provided an opportunity to contrast the different approaches. I will use a similar approach to the rest of the study on the Sermon on the Mount.
To interpret the Sermon on the Mount requires that we understand the context from which it arose. Pastor Jim explores this context and then reads the Sermon on the Mount in it's entirety.
To interpret the Sermon on the Mount requires that we understand the context from which it arose. Pastor Jim explores this context and then reads the Sermon on the Mount in it's entirety.
This introduction starts at the beginning of Jesus' ministry in Matthew up to the Sermon on the Mount.
What are the marks of the Kingdom of God? In this podcast and interview Pastor Jim explores themes from the Bible to help us understand the scope and nature of God's coming Kingdom. This concludes our series on the introduction to the Gospel of Mark. And, sad to say, this is the last episode we have with Joy and her insightful interviews. A new addition to our podcast is we now have transcriptions so you can read as well as listen to each episode going forward.
In this 3 part podcast Joy and Jim explore the context for Jesus' temptation after his baptism, and have an extended discussion on the nature of Satan in the Old Testament.
In this 3 part podcast Joy and Jim explore the context for Jesus' temptation after his baptism, and have an extended discussion on the nature of Satan in the Old Testament.
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