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Liked: Were Joseph and Mary ‘poor’?
Working together, scientists across disciplines were able find, produce, and even taste fruit from seeds thousands of years old. In Tucson, we’re blessed to have Native Seeds/SEARCH doing similar work every day for the seeds of our region.
Hooray! Now you can use @AmazonSmile on a browser or in the Amazon mobile app. I support Westminster Seminary California with my purchases. You should too. @wscal is doing great work.
a Hamilton parody just in time for Christmas… Jesus Christ of Nazareth 🙂✨
“The Spirit did not lead Jesus above natural life with its exposure to dangers, trials, temptation, and suffering, but deeper and deeper into it. We may with profit consider this in our own trials and temptations.” From:Rediscovering the Holy Spirit by Michael Horton. 📚
A good definition of biblicism + resource page from @heidelblog.net.
So thankful for the way @opchomemissions supported Covenant when we were a church plant. Watch to hear from two current church planters about ministry during COVID-19. Watch on Vimeo.
Strange… there doesn’t seem to be an emoji for video calls. Do these work: selfie 🤳 or a handshake+smartphone w/arrow combo 🤝📲?
I started a sermon series yesterday called The Promised Messiah. #1 The Last Word; #2 Mediator of a New Covenant.
Take heed: David French on The Crisis of Christian Celebrity
We hear more about angels during Christmas, but they’re around all year. I wrote a short post about one way God uses angels to encourage believers, especially during times of persecution.
The sermon is an important part of worship. Here’s how to make the most of it.
Learn about the @OrthodoxPC work in Mbale, Uganda. See how long-term committments make a difference. Faith and patience: it takes time for seeds to grow. Watch on Vimeo.
Tomorrow I will finish preaching the Gospel of John and will be sad to say goodbye to Frederick Dale Bruner, who, via his 1,200+ pg commentary, has been my main (non-divine) conversation partner on John for the last two years. Huge impact. Thank you, Dr. Bruner.