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The G.O.A.T. in the Kingdom of God?
Sports enthusiasts are always arguing about who is the G.O.A.T. (the greatest of all time) in their favorite sport. There was a time when a few key players in the Kingdom of God were debating the Kingdom’s G.O.A.T. Jesus’s answer … Continue reading
The Kingdom of God: Biblical Theology Class 16
Everyone who read the Bible looks at it through some interpretive lens. The lens of kingdom – provided by the Scriptures themselves – allows us to look at the Scriptures and see truths we might otherwise miss. The kingdom of … Continue reading
The Ascension: A Post-Resurrection Disappearance
Reading time: 4-5 minutes. (This Wide Angle look comes from Acts 1. Verses not otherwise identified by book and chapter are taken from there.) When Jesus was crucified, and his followers had despaired. When he was raised, they were astounded. … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Mission, Theology, Wide Angle
Tagged Acts 1:8, Ascencion, kingdom of God, post-resurrection appearances, witness
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Up, Up and (yet not) Away! (A Wide Angle Look at the Ascencion)
(Reading Time: Approximately 3-4 minutes.) When really big changes take place – the ones that are destined to transform the world we live in – they often go unnoticed. When the first Ford rolled off an assembly line in 1913, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Theology, Wide Angle
Tagged Acts 1, Ascencion, Holy Spirit, kingdom of God, Promise of the Father
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Wide Angle: Turning over a New Leaf or Turning into a New Person?
ied on a cross, was raised on the third day, ascended into heaven, and will return one day. Those are facts, and without them faith in Jesus is illusory. They form the foundation of the faith. But—and this is crucial—they are not the entire building. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Faith, Spiritual life, Theology, Wide Angle
Tagged Donald Miller, indicative and imperative moods, kingdom of God, Mark 1:15, repentance
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Wide Angle: The Kingdom Comes
When we read the Gospels, it is helpful to remember that Israel was an occupied country. Its terror alert was always at red, and that the occupation forces and their collaborators in the government were constantly on the lookout for … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts 1:3, baptism of fire, John the Baptist, kingdom of God
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Up, Up, but Not Away: The Ascension of Jesus
When the first Ford rolled off an assembly line in 1913, some people thought it ingenious, some thought it a novelty, but only a few recognized it as an era-changing event. The same could be said of the first mobile phone call made in 1973 by a Motorola engineer as he walked down the streets of New York City. Or one might mention the Internet Protocol Suite that was introduced in 1982. It transformed the computer networks of a few eggheads into the world wide web. These were transforming events, but at the time most people missed their significance. Continue reading
Asking Questions of John 3: Why Did Jesus Interrupt?
We are asking questions of John 3. Here is one: Why does Jesus abruptly change the subject and talk to Nicodemus about the necessity of being born again and about the kingdom of God? So here’s the picture: Nicodemus is … Continue reading
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Tagged John 3, kingdom of God, Nicodemus, what does it mean to be born again?
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How to Seek the Kingdom
…if we don’t give priority to seeking his kingdom, we’ll never find it. “Seek second the kingdom and his righteousness” and you’ll be wasting your time. But that’s the way God intended it. The half-hearted, the religious dabbler, the spiritual dilettante never see the kingdom. “The kingdom of heaven,” Jesus once said, “is like a treasure hidden in a field.” Any number of people can pass right by it and never know it’s there. It is the one who hungers and thirsts for righteousness that is filled, not the one who nibbles at it. It is “he who seeks [who] finds,” not he who daydreams. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Sermons, Spiritual life
Tagged How to seek the kingdom, kingdom of God, Matthew 6:33
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