Posts Tagged ‘Gospel’

  • E100: Week 14: Death and resurrection

    Apr 17, 11 • Acts, E100, Jesus, John, Luke1 Comment
    E100: Week 14: Death and resurrection

    Gospels are not biographies, nor are they just collections of sayings, they focus on Jesus’ death and resurrection. Without either event can’t understand Jesus or the gospel. But we also to see and understand that Jesus is God incarnate and that Jesus is risen else his dearth and the disciples turnaround between end of gospels [&hellip...

  • E100-82: Galatians 5:16 – 6:10: The Fruit of the Spirit

    Aug 10, 10 • E100, GalatiansComments Off on E100-82: Galatians 5:16 – 6:10: The Fruit of the Spirit
    E100-82: Galatians 5:16 – 6:10: The Fruit of the Spirit

    Unlike the theological treatise in Romans, Galatians seems to be written to particular people known to Paul, and with a particular situation in mind – Jewish Christian preachers who were calling for restoration of Biblical Principles (observance of the Old Testament law). So after the greeting, Paul starts combatitively in Gal 1:6-10. In the light [&hellip...

  • E100-51: John 1:1 – 1:18: Mystery as poetry

    Jun 28, 10 • E100, Jesus, JohnComments Off on E100-51: John 1:1 – 1:18: Mystery as poetry
    E100-51: John 1:1 – 1:18: Mystery as poetry

    As a child I loved those old hymns that talked about God as a mystery: Immortal, invisible, God only wise, in light inaccessible hid from our eyes… Even if at first I had to ask what some of the words meant 😉 actually understanding the words doesn’t end the mystery… John one has the same [&hellip...

  • E100 Week 11: The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ

    Jun 27, 10 • E100, Jesus, John, Luke, Mark, MatthewComments Off on E100 Week 11: The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ
    E100 Week 11: The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ

    What is a “Gospel”? Not a collection of sayings, because they tell more stories, but not a biography, they almost miss out most of Jesus’ life! We’ll get an idea what Gospels really are by looking at how each Gospel concludes (Matt 28:17-20; Mark 16:15-20; Luke 24:51-53; John 20:30-31). Then, the four gospels begin so [&hellip...