God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
God did not intend for His Word to be difficult. But the Good News is hard to understand for many of the people Bible League serves. They are among the poorest and least educated in the world, often living in remote villages or under‐developed urban centers. Many have never known or even heard of Jesus Christ. These are the people who need the hope of the … Read more…
Does the Holy Spirit do the same things now and in the New Testament times that He did in Old Testament times? Volume one in the New American Commentary Studies in Bible and Theology series for pastors, advanced Bible students, and other deeply committed laypersons addresses this challenging subject. God’s Indwelling Presence asks and explores to answer: W… Read more…
Commonly understood as the first theologian of the Christian faith, Paul set forth the categories by which we describe our relationship with Christ. Did he understand the new covenant Jesus announced at the Last Supper primarily as a replacement of the old Mosaic covenant God made with Israel, or as a renewal and completion of the old? Jason Meyer surveys th… Read more…
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