Dr. Nijay Gupta (Engaging Scripture Substack)

Nijay's not on Twitter anymore, head over to Substack to see what he is up to.

[Dr. Nijay Gupta (Engaging Scripture Substack) @eng_Scrptr]

GIVEAWAY!!!

[Every Voice Kingdom Diversity @everyvoicekd]

🚨Book Giveaway🚨
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Interview with the author here: https://t.co/u6uavVWxSf Sponsored by
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[Every Voice Kingdom Diversity @everyvoicekd]

🚨Book Giveaway🚨
This month we are giving away Paul for the World!
Follow and RT to enter.
Tag a friend for an extra entry.
Interview with the author here: https://t.co/u6uavVWxSf Sponsored by
@BakerAcademic

[Dr. Nijay Gupta (Engaging Scripture Substack) @eng_Scrptr]

Here’s the latest post in my One True Gospel series, thank you to guest writer Colleen Ramser!

https://t.co/Tsmqs7NoDm

[Influence Magazine @TheInfluenceMag]

In Episode 426, George P. Wood talks to Nijay Gupta about his new book, ‘Paul for the World’.
https://t.co/FqBbUtwzQt

[Kaeley Triller @KaeleyT]

If a woman speaks to a crowd of pastors, is it evidence of her teaching men?

Or is it only “teaching” if she uses Scripture?

Or is it only wrong if she explains Scripture, and in that case, does it suddenly become “preaching” regardless of the setting?

Or is it only preaching if there’s a pulpit involved? A Sunday morning service? A title?

Meanwhile, the same movement insisting women must never “teach men” somehow has no issue platforming women like Megan Basham to address rooms full of male pastors when it serves their cultural or political priorities.

So apparently a woman can instruct, influence, warn, persuade, and shape the thinking of men… as long as everybody agrees not to call it “teaching.”

She can serve, sweat, pray, and deliver the same exact message about Jesus as any man she knows- as long as we don’t call her a pastor.

If this doesn’t feel like God’s heart, I suspect it’s because we all pretty much know it’s not.

[Sydney Tooth @S_E_Tooth]

Trying to do some more writing, so have started up a Substack - would love for you to subscribe if you're interested. First post reflecting on Psalm 150 here: https://t.co/0vRNY0V5XV

[Neil Stone @DrNeilStone]

The worst part of Covid was that 20 million people died

[Brazos Press @BrazosPress]

"The same God of heaven is the same God of earth." The Gospel has a transformative effect on things in this life like relationships, money, race, sports, arts, and more. Hear @eng_Scrptr unpack this on @RawTheology with @PrestonSprinkle.
https://t.co/ewf1dJn3ff

[Theology in the Raw @RawTheology]

Very excited to finally get our hands on Paul for The World by Nijay Gupta @eng_Scrptr https://t.co/ZXIn9zZY5m

[Brazos Press @BrazosPress]

We invite you to join a FREE webinar with Nijay Gupta about his new book, Paul for the World! This webinar will explore how the Apostle Paul’s message speaks into our lives today—offering a vision for meaning in the here and now. Register here: https://t.co/0e9WuWoeLq

[Dr. Nijay Gupta (Engaging Scripture Substack) @eng_Scrptr]

@DirkJanDrost @mjschuurman Definitely where I grew up in the USA (Midwest), and the South (USA), and parts of the UK I lived in.

[Missy Buchanan @MissyBuchanan]

Look what arrived today, @eng_Scrptr. #PaulForTheWorld

[Matthijs Schuurman @mjschuurman]

Ik ben eigenlijk best fan van het werk van Nijay K. Gupta. Maar ik vraag me af wie er nu werkelijk leert dat christenzijn er alleen maar draait om in de hemel te komen.

Zowel in evangelische als in reformatorische kring doet het er toe het aardse bestaan er wel degelijk toe.

[Dr. Nijay Gupta (Engaging Scripture Substack) @eng_Scrptr]

@mjschuurman You might like the book, there's a lot in there from Bonhoeffer, Moltmann, & a big part of the book is contextualizing the NT in the Greco-Roman world and GR views of body, divinity, and the so-called afterlife. My book is more academic than some might assume on first glance.

[Christianity Today @CTmagazine]

Theologian Nijay K. Gupta’s new book argues that the goal of the Christian life is not to “go up.”

@jarielbailey reviews “Paul for the World”:
https://t.co/2a5HUiFkxO

[Wesley Hill @wesleyhill]

If you're in Philly early next month, come study 1-3 John with me! https://t.co/z3HbDkzgFw

[Dr. Nijay Gupta (Engaging Scripture Substack) @eng_Scrptr]

TODAY is book release day for PAUL FOR THE WORLD!

You can read the whole introduction for free through my Substack.

https://t.co/FSeBPdC6P7

[Dr. Nijay Gupta (Engaging Scripture Substack) @eng_Scrptr]

Check it out! Part 2 of my MADE FOR HEAVEN ON EARTH series.

“IS THIS WORLD EVIL?”

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[Carmen Joy Imes @carmenjoyimes]

@eng_Scrptr and I wrote our first children's book, and it's coming this fall! Pre-orders are HOT today. How many 8-12 year olds do you know who need help seeing where women fit in God's story? This was a JOY to write. Can't wait to share it with you! @ivpress
Link in comments.

[Michelle Kinney @MichelleKinney]

My husband and I have been loyal @Delta customers for over a decade. Diamond. Platinum. -- you name it. They have a lot of our money. But today we quit.

Delta destroyed our property. We filed a claim. We sent every receipt, every photo, every document they demanded. We waited, were strung along. It's all a game.

Then came the letter. It said our evidence — the evidence *they asked for* — "casts doubt."

So we were told, in legalese, to fck off. Let's be clear about what this is: Delta broke our property. Delta made us chase them. Delta strung us along to waste our time, and our money. Because Delta does not give a single fck.

This is what this country has come to. Greed disguised as loyalty programs, while charging us for the privilege of being a "valued customer." While they laugh at us and their executives receive hundreds of millions in bonuses at our expense.

Figure out whose business you actually want, @Delta. Because you just made that decision for us.