Today, in the Pentecost spirit of transformation, I am changing how I share my understanding of Scripture with you, in light of new possibilities offered by social media.
Text: Ezekiel 43:1-12
How does the logic of Jesus differ from this logic of the Temple?
Text: Hebrews 8:1-13
How does Jesus mediate this new covenant for you?
Text: Luke 10:25-37
What must you do to be like the Samaritan and inherit eternal life?
Text: Psalm 9
How is being human different from God?
Text: Ezekiel 7:10-15, 23b-27
Where do you see similarities between Ezekiel’s city and our country now?
Text: Hebrews 6:1-12
Who among us has not fallen away from Christ?
Text: Ephesians 2:1-10
All of us, says Paul, are made by God — on what grounds, then, can any believer be excluded?
Text: Luke 9:37-50
Does this change in any way when that child becomes an adult?
Text: Ezekiel 1:28-3:3
How are we a rebellious house and who are the prophets God sends to us?
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- Amos 5:7 The prophet exclaims against those who turn justice to wormwood. Today, it's good to ask-when did we do this? http://t.co/P9mJbKNh 12 hours ago
- The 2012 Spahr decision is written in the Book of Life. While disappointing, the dissents are heartening: http://t.co/Yt2zbT2b 2012/02/21
- John 18:38 The perennial human question: What is truth? Jesus says He is. In what sense is Jesus the truth for you? http://t.co/d093ZM2m 2012/02/21
- Philippians 2:2 Paul's joy would be complete if believers are of one mind. Yet disagreement is rampant. How can we be varied and also one? 2012/02/20
- Luke 9:27 Some will not taste death before seeing the kingdom of God, says Jesus. What interpretation of this fits Christ best for you? 2012/02/19
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