Jesus steps onto the public scene on the shore of the Jordan River to be baptized by John the Baptist. This raises some interesting questions considering baptism is for repentance, and Jesus had no sin of which to repent. What more is going on here that may no be readily apparent at first glance?
Pastor Marc is joined by Baylor University sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer on-the-spot questions from attendees at an open Q&A event on April 26th, 2017.
Pastor Marc is joined by Baylor University sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer on-the-spot questions from attendees at an open Q&A event on April 26th, 2017.
Pastor Marc is joined by Baylor University sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer on-the-spot questions from attendees at an open Q&A event on April 26th, 2017.
Pastor Marc is joined by Baylor sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer on-the-spot questions at a Q&A event at on April 26th, 2017.
John the Baptist begins his ministry near the Jordan with a message for the Jews: their standing with God is not as secure as they believe, and the things they are trusting in to save them just won’t get it done. So what is his message to them, and what can we learn about our own relationship with God from this?
In this episode Pastor Marc addresses a question about the Parable of the Good Samaritan and helping others, and then he shares some observations from his experience hanging out with the youth group.
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The four writings of the New Testament called “The Gospels” are where we get the details of Christ’s life and teachings while He was on Earth, so their credibility is of great importance. In recent times, the authorship of these documents have come into question among some scholars, and critics of Christianity often use these ideas to speak against the truth of the Biblical teachings. So who did write the Gospels? Can we be confident that we have reliable testimony of the life of Jesus? How can do we respond when we are faced with the claims that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John did not write these foundational texts?
Pastor Marc is joined by Baylor sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer on-the-spot questions at a Q&A event at on April 26th, 2017.
Pastor Marc is joined by Baylor University Sociologist Kenneth Vaughan at LHBC Moody’s quarterly Q&A event on April 26th, 2017 to answer on-the-spot questions from those in attendance.
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