Our Anxious World Needs Isaiah
N. T. Wright joins @curtischangGF
on the @_good_faith podcast to explore Isaiah’s message for weary Christians, everyday work, and hope beyond politics.
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Justification is umbilically related to justice: God puts people right with himself so that they may be part of, and be recruited for roles within, his ongoing purpose of putting the world right. That remains our vocation to this day.
-Into the Heart of Isaiah
If you are in London on 3 December, be sure to join Tom and I for this live recording of ANTWA! With @UnbelievableFE Tickets here: https://t.co/Rn01vOjq7q
St. Martin's Episcopal Church
Wycliffe Oxford Forum: Christian Faith and National Priorities
Wycliffe Oxford Forum with N. T. Wright
Faithful in a Divided Age
Friday, Nov. 6-Saturday, Nov. 7
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Latest Ask N.T. Wright Anything Episode
-Can You Really Be Sure You're Saved?
-Could Sin Return in the New Heaven and Earth?
-Are Christians Supposed to Build God's Kingdom?
https://t.co/neidfG6QJE
The gospel is not meant to make people odd or less than fully human; it is meant to renew them in their genuine, image-bearing humanness.
-Paul and the Faithfulness of God
I’d like to introduce you to my next book, Into the Heart of Isaiah. In this book I ask: What does Isaiah have to do with Jesus, Paul, the resurrection, and the first century Christians? Quite a lot, it turns out. I encourage you to pre-order here:
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What did Paul mean by “the righteousness of God”? And what really happened at the Ascension? @profntwright brings clarity to faith’s biggest questions. @mbird12#BiblicalQuestions#JesusAscension https://t.co/6nQG4WGPjk
The aim of the Christian life in the present time—the goal you are meant to be aiming at once you have come to faith, the goal which is within reach even in the present life, anticipating the final life to come—is the life of fully formed, fully flourishing Christian character.
-After You Believe / Virtue Reborn
What does it mean to be “born of water and Spirit”? And why does Paul blame Adam, not Eve? Dive into baptism, calling, and big Bible questions with @profntwright and @mbird12#AskNTWright#Baptism#ChristianCalling
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