Chapter four picks up Lukeās narrative following Jesusā human genealogy. As in Matthew 4, Luke 4 notes that, immediately after his baptism, Jesus was led into the wilderness by the Holy Spirit for the purpose of being tempted by Satan himself. Whereas Matthew seems as if Jesus suffered three temptations after 40 days of fasting, […]
Having been part of a research group for an eBook that is being written on the ātheology of planning,ā I am answering seven questions about planning that the author posed to us. Because of the length, Iām sharing my thoughts in three posts. You can find the original post here and my answers in Part 1
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Recently at Oak Tree Church I taught on Ephesians 1:7-12, emphasizing the freedom we gain through Christās salvation. (You can listen to the message on our church website.) However, in this passage there is an important phrase that I did not have time to address. Paul wrote: In him [Jesus] we have redemption through his
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