The Kiss of Betrayal: How Do We Relate to Judas?
From disciple to betrayer, Judas Iscariot is a figure with whom not many would choose to associate. It’s hard to imagine how someone could walk […]
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Two Natures, One Lord: Incarnation
Christ’s incarnation immediately sets Christianity apart from other religions and disrupts the expectations of religious leaders. So, what is this important doctrine and what do […]
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The Messiah’s Mission
Especially at this time of the year, many people tend to think that the ultimate mission of the little baby Jesus was to inspire warm […]
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The ‘I Am’ Sayings of Jesus
As we’ve seen this year throughout our study of the Gospel of John, Jesus did not claim to be merely a helpful teacher or some […]
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The Incarnate Word
The opening of John’s Gospel declares to us that “the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” Then later in verse 14 we’re […]
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The Identity of the Beloved Disciple
Though most people throughout church history have assumed that the Gospel of John was written by the Apostle John, as we’ve seen throughout our year-long […]
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Feed My Sheep
In the second half of John chapter 21, Jesus turns to Peter three times and asks him, “Do you love me?” What’s the point he’s […]
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Richard Bauckham on Why John 21 Should be Read as an Epilogue
Why do some liberal New Testament scholars argue that chapter 21 of the Fourth Gospel is actually a later edition that was not penned by […]
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The Epilogue of John’s Gospel
Some scholars have argued that chapter 20 is the real ending of John’s Gospel and that chapter 21 is a later addition. But is there […]
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Peace Be With You
In John’s version of the resurrection account, after placing his hands in Christ’s wounds, Thomas says to Jesus, “My Lord and my God!” Was this […]
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Reconciling Accounts of the Resurrection
According to the Apostle Paul, the resurrection of Jesus Christ is of “first importance” (1Cor. 15:3). And yet, if this is such a crucial doctrine, […]
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Naked, Ashamed, Despised, & Rejected
What is significant about the fact that Christ’s garments were divided up among the soldiers, or that he experienced thirst while suffering in our place […]