We can be tempted to think of the word “gospel” as a private, spiritual word. But in Jesus’ day, “gospel” was public news with implications for the whole world. When Jesus was born, he entered a world that already had it’s own gospel: the good news of Caesar and the Roman empire. The similar language […]
In the final episode of our mini-series on the Lord’s Prayer, we take a look at what this ancient prayer means for modern Christians. If each line creates a connection between the Exodus story and Jesus’ specific historical moment, does it still have a place for us today? How might we pray a New Exodus […]
Israel’s Exodus from Egypt formed the prototype for how God s rescues his people. In Jesus’ last days, he teaches his disciples a prayer that urges God to bring a New Exodus, a bigger rescue from the deeper powers of sin and death. Today we dive into the second half of the Lord’s prayer and […]
Israel’s Exodus from Egypt formed the prototype for how God s rescues his people. In Jesus’ last days, he teaches his disciples a prayer that urges God to bring a New Exodus, a bigger rescue from the deeper powers of sin and death. Today we dive into the first half of the Lord’s prayer and […]
Tim Wildsmith from the Bible Review Blog recently published a video review of Immerse: The Reading Bible on his website and YouTube channel. Before Tim recorded this review, we had the chance to sit down with him to share the history behind Immerse and the vision for how it can transform individuals and communities. We […]
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