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| The Real Jesus Christ |  Printer view
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| Topics: | Beliefs, Christ, Anointed One, Christ, authority of, Christ, cross of, Christ, death of, Christ, deity of, Christ, Glory of, Christ, greatness of, Christ, humanity of, Christ, incarnation of, Christ, life of, Christ, lordship of, Christ, Messiah, Christ, Names of, Christ, only Savior, Christ, resurrection of, Culture, Gospel, Jesus Christ, Knowing God, Lordship of Christ, Messiah, New Testament, Old Testament, Perspective, Postmodernism, Redeemer, Religion, Salvation, Theology, Truth, World, Worldliness, Worldview |
| Filters: | Christian Culture, Editor's Choice |
| References: | Genesis 3:15 , Isaiah 9:1-7, Isaiah 53, Matthew 3:1-12, Matthew 17:1-8, Matthew 28, Mark 1:1-8, Mark 9:1-8, Luke 3:1-18, Luke 24, John 1:1-18, John 3, Romans 5:12-21, Ephesians 1:1-14, Philippians 3:8-10, Colossians 1:15-23, Revelation 1:9-18, Revelation 5, Revelation 19:11-16 |
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The greatness of God is most clearly displayed in his Son. And the glory of the gospel is only made evident in his Son. That's why Jesus' question to his disciples [in Matthew 16] is so important: "Who do you say that I am?"
The question is doubly crucial in our day, because [no one is as popular in the U.S. as Jesus]—and not every Jesus is the real Jesus. …
There's the Republican Jesus—who ...
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| Proclaiming King Jesus | Printer view
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| Topics: | Atonement, Calvary, Christ, Anointed One, Christ, authority of, Christ, cross of, Christ, death of, Christ, deity of, Christ, Glory of, Christ, greatness of, Christ, humanity of, Christ, incarnation of, Christ, life of, Christ, lordship of, Christ, Messiah, Christ, Names of, Christ, only Savior, Christ, resurrection of, Christ, Return of, Redeemer |
| Filters: | Christian Culture, Editor's Choice, Pop Culture |
| References: | Isaiah 9:1-7, Matthew 3:1-12, Mark 1:1-8, Luke 3:1-18, Romans 5:12-21, Colossians 1:15-23, Revelation 1:9-18 |
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At the end of his sermon on Isaiah 9:6, Ken Langley, pastor of Christ Community Church in Zion, Illinois, shared this powerful thought about the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, juxtaposed with the story of Aragorn in J. R. R. Tolkien's The Return of the King, the final book in The Lord of the Rings trilogy:
The emotional power of [Isaiah 9] lies not only in the Messiah's titles, but in their cumulative ...
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| Call Him Superman | Printer view
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| Topics: | Babies, Christ, birth of, Christ, Glory of, Christ, lordship of, Christmas, Expectations, Human limitations, Jesus Christ, Name, Names of Christ, Reputation, Self-image |
| Filters: | International, Pop Culture, Stories, Youth & Children |
| References: | Isaiah 9:6, Matthew 1:21, Luke 1:31-33, Philippians 2:9-11 |
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If your name was Superman would you expect to get picked on? Swedish tax authorities thought so and declined a request by Sara Leisten to name her newborn son after the superhero. The officials were following legislation giving them veto power over names. They nixed Staalman (Superman) citing its potential to attract ridicule later in life.
The decision prompted complaints of inconsistency in applying ...
John Beukema, Western Springs, Illinois; source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3701802.stm (9-29-04) |
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| "Gladiator": Power of Jesus' Name | Printer view
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| Topics: | Authority, Christ, authority of, Christ, lordship of, Christ, Names of, God, names of, Identity in Christ, Kingdom of God, Kings, Lordship, Name, reputation, Names of Christ, Names of God, Power, Resurrection, Vengeance, Divine |
| Filters: | Movies & TV, Pop Culture, Stories |
| References: | Luke 10:17-19, John 18:3-6, Acts 2:31-36, Ephesians 1:19-22, Philippians 2:8-11, Colossians 2:9-15, Revelation 5, Revelation 6:17, Revelation 12:10, Revelation 19:11-18 |
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Set in A.D. 180, Gladiator tells the story of General Maximus Decimus Meridius (played by Russell Crowe), who was about to be given reigning authority in Rome by the aging emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Before this could take place, however, the emperor's son, Commodus, killed his father in order to establish himself on the throne. He then ordered the murder of Maximus and his family. Maximus escaped, ...
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