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Why Say "Kingdom Of The Skies" Instead Of "Kingdom Of Heaven"? – Sermon On The Mount Q+R 2 (E19) - Vimarsana News

Why Say "Kingdom Of The Skies" Instead Of "Kingdom Of Heaven"? – Sermon On The Mount Q+R 2 (E19)

Sermon on the Mount Q+R 2 (E19) – How do we reconcile Jesus’ words about the Law with other New Testament teachings? How is God’s justice with gehenna different from karma? And why does the BibleProject translation of the Sermon on the Mount refer to the Kingdom of Heaven as the Kingdom of the skies? In this episode, Tim and Jon respond to your questions on the first four case studies about righteousness (episodes 9-14) in the Sermon on the Mount series. Thank you to our audience for your incredible questions! View more resources on our website → Timestamps Why are there so many sets o...

A Twisted Generation - April 2, 2024 - Relevant Radio - Vimarsana News

A Twisted Generation - April 2, 2024 - Relevant Radio

A Twisted Generation - April 2, 2024 - Relevant Radio

First Baptist Church of Redlands will host 'What Does Jesus See?' art exhibit – Redlands Daily Facts - Vimarsana News

First Baptist Church of Redlands will host 'What Does Jesus See?' art exhibit – Redlands Daily Facts

The community is invited to submit art for the March 24-29 exhibit.

Body, Soul, And Spirit. Soul 3 | Body Soul And Spirit - Vimarsana News

Body, Soul, And Spirit. Soul 3 | Body Soul And Spirit

How do you like trichotomy? Body, soul, and spirit are three dimensions of one whole person. Body soul and spirit are 3 dimensions of one person.

Would Jesus really be against the Rwanda Bill? - Vimarsana News

Would Jesus really be against the Rwanda Bill?

Sitting in the Chamber late on Monday afternoon for the Lords debate on the UK-Rwanda treaty, I was impressed by the standard of oratory. Most of the best speeches came from those – Lords Goldsmith (the Labour one), Kerr of Kinlochard, Anderson of Ipswich – who argued that the treaty was not, in itself, proof