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Let’s talk about what scripture says about scripture. One psalmist says that God’s words are a light and a lamp. How so?
This is the final episode on Jonah. We'll look at each chapter and see how to read it more responsibly. Jonah is about more than big fishes and running from God. In this episode, we cover Jonah's angry response to God's compassion on the Ninevites, and we examine ways in which we might unfortunately mirror Jonah's mindset.
This is the third of a four episode series on Jonah. We'll look at each chapter and see how to read it more responsibly. Jonah is about more than big fishes and running from God. In this episode, we cover Jonah's 8-word sermon and the impressive, almost over-the-top, response from Nineveh. Jonah preaches their impending doom, but the people change God's mind.
Is feeding a hungry person a spiritual act? Are good deeds a second-class form of discipleship?
Is feeding a hungry person a spiritual act? Are good deeds a second-class form of discipleship?
Why are some of the details in the creation stories of Genesis 1-2 different? And what does that imply about their authorship?
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Did Moses write every bit of Genesis-Deuteronomy? If others were involved, how does that inform our view of inspiration?
The dramatic and dangerous war in Ukraine is making many wonder if there are predictions in the Bible about this. So are there verses in the Bible that predict a cataclysmic war instigated by Russia, and is it the current one? Does the Bible predict events in general that are happening now? How should we think about Bible prophecy and current events?
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