jesus
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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Last week, in anticipation of COP 30 , my wife and I were invited to talk about climate change at our house church. This has been a topic close to my heart for many years now, but I had never talked publicly about it before. So, I was excited to share. I also wanted to share some of those same thoughts here. I hope you find it impactful. If you don’t accept climate change, this post doesn’t seek t
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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Exploring Christian humanism with David Gushee: why following Jesus means affirming human flourishing, not embracing misanthropy.
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A brief overview of what the Bible has to say about immigrants. True Christians cannot hate immigrants!
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Bonhoeffer's Discipleship asks: How would we respond if Jesus showed up today and made the same concrete commands?
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A sermon on John 17:20-26, on Jesus' prayer for the unity of his people and what it means when we cannot get along.
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A short Barth quote image and meditation on Jesus Christ going into the far country in our place to bring us home to God.
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A sermon on Mark 8:27-38 and James 3:1-12: discipleship means controlling our tongues as we carry our crosses.
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Five ways the ancient practice of Morning and Evening Prayer can shape your spiritual growth and help you follow Jesus daily.
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My Christian testimony in about 500 words—the story of my faith and my ongoing struggle to truly know Jesus, not just to know about him.
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An Ascension sermon on how Jesus' finished work completes the gospel and sends the church into its mission.
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A Maundy Thursday sermon on Luke 22:14-30—reflecting on last meals, betrayal, and the kingdom Jesus confers on his disciples at the Last Supper.
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(A chapel message in a Christian school.)* There are a few things you should know about me: - I am a student at a *Christian* seminary.
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What would it have been like, on the first Holy Saturday?** What would it be like, tonight, if Jesus has been dead for almost 33 hours.
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A sermon on Romans 1:1-17 about God's faithfulness, human faith, and the good news revealed in Jesus the Messiah.
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A Morning Prayer homily on Mark 1:29-45—Jesus heals Peter's mother-in-law, withdraws to pray, and cleanses a leper.
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A sermon from St. Peter's Anglican on why Jesus is not merely one of us, but the Lord who comes to save.
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Scot McKnight and Tim Gombis on the gospel as the kingdom announcement of King Jesus, not merely a private transaction.
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A chapter-by-chapter distillation and paraphrase of Romans, tracing Paul's argument about God's faithfulness in Jesus the Messiah.
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After reading Scot McKnight's King Jesus Gospel, I discovered profound gospel messages hidden in the Christmas carols we often sing.
