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by Greg Lanier | Through this beautiful word picture, Jesus reveals that He alone is the door of salvation and the Good Shepherd who, as God enfleshed, tends His flock by dying to deliver it. He knows His own. He loves them...

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To obey God’s law is not legalism. If we are in a new era, united in Christ’s death and resurrection, then we are living out the gospel and change should happen.

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Bodily Metaphors for the Christian Life | Tabletalk

by Greg Lanier | Isolation. Division. It is a truism to say that our cultural moment is dominated by these two features. Studies show that people increasingly feel starved of real relationships and divided on nearly every issue. In a hostile world, many...

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He Came to a World of Folly: O Wisdom from on High

Wisdom is not merely a set of ideas to learn but a Person to know. In the words and ways of Jesus Christ, we encounter the Wisdom of God inc

O come, O Wisdom from on high, Who ordered all things mightily; To us the path of knowledge show And teach us in its ways to go.

Rejoice! Rejoice! Immanuel Shall come to thee, O Israel.

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Whose Son Is He? How the Gospels Whisper Christ’s Divinity

by Greg Lanier | “They worshiped him and returned to Jerusalem.” In this powerful way, Luke’s Gospel concludes — shortly after the risen Jesus instructed his disciples to evangelize the nations (Luke 24:45–49) and ascended to heaven (Luke 24:50–51). This scene, though, closes a loop that...