Biblical Literacy with Mark Lanier

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Have you ever seen a time when justice was denied? Disregarded? Ignored? That is NOT the kind of judge that Paul understands God to be. It is not the kind of justice that God practices. His justice is not for sale; he is not swayed by the powerful; he does not need to be re-elected. […] The post God – The Judge appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

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New Testament Survey – Lesson 31: Paul’s Life After Acts and 1Timothy Paul’s letter to the Ephesians begins with 10 English sentences that show his thankfulness to God for all He’s done through Jesus Christ. Paul is overwhelmed and overjoyed with God’s blessings. Mark points out how Paul experienced the mystery of Jews and Gentiles […] The post Lesson 30 – Ephesians appeared first on B...

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God’s plan is like a divine puzzle. It fits together perfectly, even though the pieces chose their shape and color. His pieces exercise their human choice, but the puzzle is always complete. Look at Paul, he chose his actions, from a Pharisee persecuting the early church to spreading the Word throughout the world as an […] The post Lesson 16 – Acts of the Apostles – Part 4 &#8211...

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The Bible often speaks about God in terms of humanized traits and ideas so that we can better understand certain aspects of his character and nature. What does the Bible really mean when it calls God our “Father”? For us to understand Paul’s usage of “Father” more fully we need to put ourselves into Paul’s […] The post God – The Father appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

Following God is not always easy. But God makes the call, and it is his people’s blessings to get to say, “Yes Lord, we will follow”! Scripture provides a stark contrast between those that choose to follow the the Lord and his ways and those that choose their on instead. The post Lesson 13 – John 6:41-7:24 appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

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Life Group Greek: Lesson 15 – The Nativity in Matthew Matthews Nativity story is analyzed using the tools previously discussed in the Greek lessons, namely: Puns, Emphasis, Verbal Aspect, the Greek Y’all. The ‘take-aways’ include: The incarnate Jesus was not God with us. He is God with us! Generations come and go, but we can […] The post LGG 15 – The Nativity appeared first on Biblical...

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God is able to take every autonomous decision by independent humanity, and integrate it into the final perfect puzzle that expresses his will. We see that incredibly clearly in the apostle Paul. Integrating Scripture with our other historical knowledge provides us a view of Paul as the perfect piece of the puzzle that not only […] The post Lesson 16 – Acts of the Apostles – Part...

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Join Mark Lanier as he conducts a warm and gracious interview with Edward Fudge, author of “The Divine Rescue.” “The Divine Rescue” is the story of a perfect world gone astray, and of the God who stops at nothing to rescue that world and the people who inhabit it. This book is for anyone, from […] The post SE- The Divine Rescue: An Interview with Edward Fudge appeared...

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How does God communicate? God is a God of revelation. God chooses to make Himself known. A primary tool of communication is the Bible, “the word of God” which reveals to us Jesus, the “Word” of God. God did not create us to be robotic, but to be relational. In speaking through Paul, God did […] The post God – How Do We Understand God? appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

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Life Group Greek: Lesson 14 – The Genitive Case and the Faith of Christ The genitive case, as it is called, generally operates to limit a noun. This is the ending that is typically translated as “of”. The phrase, “the love of Christ,” which could either mean our faith in Christ, or, the faith that […] The post LGG 14 – The Gentive Case appeared first on Biblical Literacy .