You're Supposed to Rule the World (Here's How)
This video on the Image of God traces the idea of humans as co-rulers alongsi...
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Watch our overview video on the book of Colossians, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought. In Colossians, Paul encourages the Colossian Christians to see Jesus as the center of all reality, so they don’t give in to pressure from other religions. #Colossians #BibleProject #BibleVideo
This video on the Image of God traces the idea of humans as co-rulers alongsi...
BibleProject
Dr. Marianne Meye Thompson introduces Colossians by emphasizing its central t...
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We break down general revelation, special revelation, and why this doctrine (...
The Village Church
Develop a broader understanding of what it means to be a King Jesus follower ...
N.T. Wright Online
"Peace" is a very common word in English, that means different things to diff...
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This video takes a deep look at God’s original intent for work, the ways the ...
The Village Church
Is there a link between suffering and joy? N. T. Wright delves into this very...
N.T. Wright Online
In the opening pages of the Bible, God appoints humans to rule the world on h...
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Watch our overview video on the New Testament. This video breaks down the lit...
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How is our interpretation of the creation story in Genesis 1 deepened when we...
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Biblical authors often referenced and quoted their favorite parts of Scriptur...
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Watch our third visual commentary on the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew chapt...
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Join us for the second episode exploring the most well-known collection of Je...
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John begins his Gospel account by introducing Jesus as the Word of God, echoi...
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What does a restored world look like? The words of Isaiah 61 describe a new c...
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