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Monthly Archives: February 2022
Eveready (A sermon from 1 Peter 3:14-4:6)
What does it look like to be ready for Christ? How do we get ready? Peter shares 3 areas in which Jesus’s followers need to be prepared.
Biblical Theology: The O.T. Confession of Faith (Exodus 32-34, Class 8)
After this class, I had to apologize to my co-teacher Kevin, and now I need to apologize to the class as a whole, both in person and online. In preparing for this class, we exchanged emails and Kevin sent a … Continue reading
The Bible’s Commands Ranked?
People seem to have an innate desire to rank things. What was the best Star Wars movie? Who has New York’s best pizza? What was the worst television show of all time? What are America’s 25 best beaches? This penchant … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Faith, relationships, Spiritual life
Tagged 1 John 4:7, Deuteronomy 6:4-5, love comes from God, Love your neighbor, Puritan Thomas Watson, Shema
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Wide Angle: The Resurrection (“Just as He Said”)
(Reading time: Approx. 4-5 minutes.) The men who pushed and manipulated the governor into delivering a death sentence on Jesus went back to the governor after the execution with an odd request. They asked that a guard (the word is … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Theology, Wide Angle
Tagged angels, Jesus's tomb, koustodia, Matthew 28, Pilate, resurrection, Revelation 20:11
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How Do We Get There from Here? (1 Peter 3:8-15)
Do you know how some TV shows begin with a scene that is full of peril and you don’t even know how you got there? The hero is covered with blood, he’s holding a knife, and a woman lies dead … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church Life, relationships, Sermons
Tagged 1 Peter 3:15, church relationships, evangelism, evangelistic approach, overcoming fears
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Bible Theology Class 7: The Tabernacle (Temple Theology)
When Kevin and I were laying out the syllabus for this class, we talked about what should come after the giving of the Law on Mt. Sinai. Kevin thought that the next class should be on Exodus 25-31, the building … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical Theology Class, Theology
Tagged biblical theology, Exodus 25-31, Jesus as the temple, tabernacle, Temple theology
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What it Means to Say, “God Bless You”
Whenever some alarming thing happens that affects us as a nation – the attacks on 9-11, or when our troops are engaged in battle – leaders from across the political spectrum feel it necessary to end their speeches by saying, … Continue reading
Wide Angle: A Case of Hypocrisy
(Reading time: 3 minutes.) According to Matthew 27, Joseph of Arimethea, along with Nicodemus (another secret disciple positioned among the nation’s most prominent officials), gave Jesus a proper burial in Joseph’s own tomb. Verses 59 says, “Joseph took the body, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Theology, Wide Angle
Tagged Holy Saturday, hypocrisy in the Bible, Joseph of Arimethea, Nicodemus, Sadducees and Pharisees
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The Submission Is for the Mission (1 Peter 3:1-7)
Christian marriage as part of God’s Big Plan. A few years ago, a cartoon was published that showed a pastor behind a pulpit that had been armored so that it was like a fortress. There was something like a gun … Continue reading
Sinai (Bible Theology Class)
What was Sinai and the giving of the law all about? Was it just rules that people must follow, can’t follow, and set people up to fail? Or is the law more like covenant promises – like marriage vows? How … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Theology
Tagged covenant, giving of the law, Isaiah 53, Law and Gospel, Sinai
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