Polygamy in the Old Testament Part 3, Connecting Gen. 3 and 16

Mary BusbyDecember 20, 2021Old Testament, Abraham, Polygamy, Polygamy in the Old Testament

Polygamy in the Old Testament Part 2, Genesis 20

Mary BusbyDecember 13, 2021Old Testament, Abraham, Polygamy, Polygamy in the Old Testament

Canonical Mondays: Polygamy in the Old Testament, Connecting Gen. 3 and 12

Mary BusbyDecember 6, 2021Old Testament, Abraham, Polygamy, Polygamy in the Old Testament

Measured by the Manger and the Cross

How God presents the Royal Savior to us—in crude, abject humility--is a striking contrast and major indictment of how the church presents Jesus to the world, especially at Christmas: Disney-like performance, expensive staging, Las Vegas showmanship, snappy images on a screen, dazzling lights, artificial smoke, a Six-Flags-over-Jesus atmosphere, performers who advertise THEIR talents, and hero worship. Wait a minute. What ever happened to God’s method of presenting His Son and our Savior?

Week Four, The Image of God: Male and Female, Genesis 1

Tim ColeNovember 29, 2021Genesis, Creation, Image of God, Male and Female in the image of God

How Can Baby Jesus be God?

This Christmas season, as you set up a manger scene in your home, or as you read a Christmas story, or as you teach a lesson in Sunday School or in your discipleship group, one of your children or students may ask: “how can baby Jesus be God? How can a tiny baby be God?” It’s a natural question for them to ask. You ready for it?