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Through the Eye of an ACTUAL Needle: The Fake Gate Theory
Was Jesus talking about a specific kind of gate when he was talking about the “eye of the needle?” No!
The Seven Deadly Sins: Their Origins and Why to Love the List
Where did the list of the seven deadly sins come from? And is it something that has value today?
Introduction to Early Christian Interpretation: The Gifts
Early Christians had very different ways of interpreting the Bible. Why is it worth your time to read them?
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- Introduction to Early Christian Interpretation: The Gifts
Patristic and medieval writings on the Bible are some of the greatest untapped gifts that the Christian tradition has to offer not only the modern preacher, but any Christian that seriously wants to grow. When we dig into the depths of those bygone saints, there’s an incomparable wisdom waiting to be discovered. That said, this … Continue reading Introduction to Early Christian Interpretation: The Gifts - Verse-by-Verse Studies Added!
I’ve been preaching regularly for a while now, and I’m a big fan of expository preaching. When someone goes through the Bible chapter-by-chapter and verse-by-verse, not only do we get the opportunity to learn everything that God laid out for us in his word, but it creates a wonderful reference for the future for anyone … Continue reading Verse-by-Verse Studies Added! - King of Kings: Abgar and Jesus
The ancient world was shaped by kings; men whose words were law and whose birthrights were governance. Their will, for good or ill, shaped the world. Stories of such kings converting to Christianity have a special place in Christian legend, as it often resulted in an overwhelming conversion of a nation afterwards. This post details … Continue reading King of Kings: Abgar and Jesus
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