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In which we discuss the story of Ehud from Judges 3. Week 1: Background, Introduction, and Conquest Week 2: Idolatry and Conquest Week 3: Oops, they did it Again
Guest Homily by John Mack, our Seminarian
We continue our study in Judges discussing the pattern of fall and redemption in Judges, and God’s use of those things as a way of teaching the Israelites. Week 1: Background, Introduction, and Conquest Week 2: Idolatry and Conquest
We continue a study of Judges with a discussion on the command to drive out the Canaanites and the problem of idolatry. Week 1: Background, Introduction, and Conquest
18 February, 2020 Epiphany “We often think it’s the responsibility of the pastors and reverends to carry the load for evangelizing the lost. There’s only a small number of them in comparison to the massive number of Jesus followers who have the same responsibility. After all, the Bible calls us ministers too. Let’s get out…
Our 2020 Lenten Devotional, The Grace of God by our own Lillie Ammann, can be downloaded here.
We begin a new Pre-Lenten and Lenten Christian Education series on the Book of Judges by our resident Old Testament and Biblical Languages Scholar, Madison Mack. The first class discusses the background, context, and introduction to the Book of Judges.
Texts: Matthew 20:1-16, 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 Today is Septuagesima Sunday, the beginning of the traditional “pre-Lent” season. If your background is in the Anglican/Episcopal or Roman Catholic circles whose liturgies came after Vatican II, you may be scratching your head at these “gesima” Sundays. After all, folks are pretty familiar with the penitential season of…
Reviewed by John Mack, Seminarian This is one of the most important books I have read since I began seminary. It is a slim book, but in it Dom Nault makes a weighty claim: the most insidious moral evil which afflicts us in the technologically overdeveloped world is the “noonday devil”, acedia. Acedia is a…