WordBoard

WordBoard is a whiteboard animation project created to teach the Bible in a fun, simple way.

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Important news from WordBoard. Check it out at https://t.co/M2X5fogrKq.

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The book of James was made to be a fundamentals of your faith. It takes you deep into your human heart so that you will learn how to identify sin in all its complexity and to change comprehensively.
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A right understanding of the Great Commission guards the church from falling prey to the agendas of the culture #greatcommission #matthew28 #matthew2819 #acts1 #acts18 #snapboards #wordboard #wordboardbible

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@MichelleDLesley Each of these deserves a whiteboard animation video, but especially #4. Great stuff, as always, Michelle!

[Michelle Lesley @MichelleDLesley]

None of the verses in the Bible which contain words like “freedom” and “liberty” are referring to American political freedom. None.

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Psalm 127 creates a vacuum that Christ will fill.

[The Master's Seminary @MastersSeminary]

I know of no better thermometer to your spiritual temperature than this, the measure of the intensity of your prayer.
—Charles Spurgeon

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The fate of the universe rests on the shoulders of one man...

[Mike Vlach @mikevlach]

In going through the 357 quotations of the OT in the NT, I never found the idea of sensus plenior (i.e. hidden meaning) to be helpful. There are about 3-5 cases where it could be in play, but in the end not conclusive. Certainly no pattern of sensus plenior.

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Actually, it’s promising you something better . . . https://t.co/zWIiQCigNl

[Mike Vlach @mikevlach]

The Old Testament did not predict the church but it did predict that Gentiles would be blessed through Israel, Israel's covenants, and the Messiah (Gen. 12:2-3; Isa. 52:15). When Gentiles experience some covenant blessings today that is literal fulfillment.

[Steve Swartz @SteveSwartz10]

Excited to announce new book, Preparing for Heaven: A Guide for Going Home to God. Especially thankful for terrific foreword written by @mikevlach

Available til Apr 30 discounted preorder at https://t.co/QqxckdcSxZ. Also Amazon but cheaper to preorder

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Fasting is easier said than done. If you walk in without a plan, you’re likely to get distracted, which defeats the purpose of fasting to begin with, because it’s all about focusing on the problem and God as the solution.

[Nouthetic Counselor @NoutheticC]

We look to the Old Testament to see God in His grace revealing Himself in the history of Israel in preparation for the sending of His Son, the Incarnate Word and the Savior of the world. - Francis Foulkes

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Curious why God is letting the Coronavirus have its way with the world? Look to the Bible… #snapboards #wordboard #wordboardbible

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This old Boardie needed a major facelift. But it also needed an upgrade in content. It’s one thing to show that the New Testament applies Jeremiah 29:11 to you and me; it’s another thing to prove that the book of Jeremiah does this itself. Check it out!
https://t.co/WaBdOe7qPU

[The Master's Seminary @MastersSeminary]

In this time, the believer's heart longing is 'Come, Lord Jesus.' This longing should lead us to fast.
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The word of our God will stand forever #snapboards #wordboard #wordboardbible

[Tom Buck (Five Point Buck) @TomBuck]

If you take Scripture out of context and apply it in way that God never intended, you’re using the Bible the way the devil uses it.

(Satan’s uses of Psalm 91 in Matthew 4:5-7)

[Mike Vlach @mikevlach]

A little simplistic, but if you get Romans 7:4-6 right, you will get the message of Romans 7:1-8:10.