N. T. Wright on Enjoying the Bible

November 19, 2011

N. T. Wright on Enjoying the Bible

Filed under: Uncategorized — paulthinkingoutloud @ 5:21 pm
Tags: Bible, Bible reading, Bishop of Durham, devotional, exploring scripture, Gnostic heresy, God speaks to me, gospel, June Hamersma, N. T. Wright, New Creation, Scripture, the Bible speaks, theology, Tom Wright, understanding the Bible

Thanks to blogger and friend Jon Rising for getting me on to a N. T. Wright video binge today. Check out Jon’s posting of a recent piece, A Parable About a Parable, especially if you don’t have time for what follows. Today’s piece is a 30-minute television program produced at Calvin College in Grand Rapids.

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I have to admit a certain type of satisfaction at getting people onto N. T. Wright binges. Yes, I do.

Comment by Jon Rising — November 21, 2011 @ 8:59 pm | Reply

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