From the Desk of Pastor Brad
Photo by Joshua Brown on Unsplash This article was originally written for 1517. One of the distinctive features of Matthew’s Gospel is that it gives us the fullest record of Jesus’s most famous sermon, i.e., the Sermon on the Mount. (Mt 5—7) Snippets of this discourse appear in …
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Photo by Mushegh Hakobyan on Unsplash As a follow up to my post from Thursday, I recently finished reading through a collection of a dead guy’s sermons…
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Photo by Lance Anderson on Unsplash Listen elsewhere: Anchor / Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Google Podcasts In this edition of the Ministry Minded Podcas…
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The key to understanding the Scriptures.After much waiting, Chad Bird’s newest book, The Christ Key: Unlocking the Centrality of Christ in the Old Testament is finally here! I’ve been …
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Read more dead guys.This week, I added another book from an “old, dead, wise guy” to my shelf. The High Calling, by John Henry Jowett, is comprised of a series of d…
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The Word Became Fresh, Christian Focus Publications If one aims to revive interest in the dour texts of Old Testament (OT) Scripture, one is obliged to…
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Photo by Jonathan Chan on Unsplash Philippians 1:21–26 / July 18, 2021 / Stonington Baptist Church, Paxinos, PA
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Photo by Hans Eiskonen on Unsplash This article was originally written for 1517. First Kings 12 continues the historian’s accounting of Judah’s and Isr…
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