In this PODCAST, with your kind indulgence, I get to fulfill a fantasy. To our mutual benefit, of course.
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It is a picture for the ages.
As you listen to this PODCAST, get ready for an ah-ha moment that you will never forget.
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As you will read in the book of Hebrews, and hear on this PODCAST, “Jesus learned obedience from the things he suffered.”
Wait! What???
How could Jesus, who was always consistently obedience, learn obedience?
And what does that mean for us, in our lives, today? And every day?
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The picture that you are about to hear me paint in this PODCAST is my Single. Favorite. Scriptural. Snapshot of Jesus, second to none.
Courtesy of our old friend, Peter, who was onsite and who witnessed this up close and far too personal in real time as it happened.
I have a hunch that after hearing this, you will never think of Jesus in quite the same way again.
May my stuttering and stammering words be a blessing in your life.
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While I am both honored and humbled to teach some precious people at camp, I have not left you PODCAST-less.
THIS is one of the most powerful and profound messages in all of Scripture: How to Survive—Yeah, verily—to THRIVE in the desert.
You are in for a life-altering, paradigm-shifting tour of the biblical stage that will change the way you read and understand your Bible.
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Do you know what I love about Bible?
Well, truth be told, there are a lot of things that I love about the Bible. Far too many to tell in this PODCAST.
But certainly residing at or near the top of my rather lengthy list is this: The window the biblical writers open to the growth and maturity of its principle players.
Case in point: The Apostle Paul.
Paul did not emerge from his road to Damascus encounter with Jesus a wholly-mature believer. Nor did Paul burst on the scene armed with a fully-formed theology that would become the capstone of his prolific writings. Paul had to grow in his faith as a committed Christ-follower just like the rest of us.
I love that!
Paul moved from a measurably primitive understanding of Jesus to a remarkably profound comprehension of who Jesus was and is and all that Jesus did and accomplished. This growth, this development, this maturity takes place right before our wondering eyes ever to behold in all of its spiritual splendor.
In short, Paul was a person in process, just like us! A process well-documented in the New Testament that as we are about to learn slowly-but-surely took place over many, many years.
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His eyes blazed with the fire of conviction.
His voice thundered as he peered out from behind his uncut hair and unkempt beard.
He wore a camel’s-hair garment bound with a leather belt.
He ate a strangely strict diet of honey and grasshoppers, of all things.
Yet when he spoke, the people trembled. Why?
Who was this strange specter that haunted the barren sands of the Judean desert? Where did he come from?
What was it about him that caused Jesus to pay him the highest of all possible compliments:
Among those born of women there has not risen anyone greater than John the Baptizer? (Matthew 11:11)
You are about to meet one of the most remarkable people ever to walk across the biblical stage in this epic drama we call “Jesus in HD.”
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God can sometimes seem so distant. Remote. Removed from the intricate details of my daily life.
BUT HE’S NOT. As you will discover by listening to this PODCAST.
God is closer to you than you can possibly imagine.
To prove this point, here’s a pop quiz for you. When Jesus wanted to convey to the people He loved — in the single most culturally-emphatic way — just how close God is to YOU, what image did Jesus invoke?
You, my friend, are in for quite a surprise.
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