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The Bible was written a very long time ago, and over the centuries the individual books that make it up have been hand copied hundreds of thousands of times. So what happens when the copies don’t precisely agree? How sure can we be what we’re reading now is an accurate rendering of what was written […]
Click here full video about how a Bible is made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Sq3vzOFBVA The Bible is the most cross-cultural, cross-lingual, cross-historical thing you can read and interact with in your everyday life. It connects us to the people and moments of the past and it also connects us to God. Music by Jeff Foote.
I wanted to learn how a Bible is made from beginning to end, so I asked people who would know and made this video because I thought you might be interested too. Thanks to the patrons of this channel for making stuff like this happen (you can be a part if you’d like too at […]
Want to keep thinking about Christian Unity together? I just started site for blog posts, future videos like this, and contributions from others. It’s literally brand new, but it’s something that I hope will be a resource moving forward to help facilitate this conversation further. The website is churchunityproject.com or you can get there through […]
Father Thomas Loya paints icons at his church in Homer Glen, Il. I asked him how that works, and he was kind enough to walk me through it. Check out the Ten Minute Bible Hour Podcast wherever you get podcasts, or click this link right here: https://www.thetmbh.com/podcast
Stephen got picked by the church to help serve people who’d been getting overlooked in church, but he was a pretty remarkable guy, and it wasn’t long after his appointment that he started to develop a reputation as a key mind in the early church. In fact he was so irritatingly sharp that aggravated his […]
The first fight in the history of church is all patched up, the widows are getting fed, and everyone is feeling much better. But, to fix the problem, the church had to organize up and create offices. Was the church better when it was pristine and unorganized? Is there where the church went off the […]
Peter and the apostles just stared down the Supreme Court of their day, and the Supreme Court blinked. In the last day or so they’d also been miraculously freed from jail and narrowly avoided execution, so it’s a safe bet that they weren’t super fired up to come back and find out that there was […]
Gamaliel was a guy whom people respected, so when he told his coworkers to back off and give this Jesus thing some time to play out they begrudgingly agreed. In Acts 5, his reasoning for letting it breathe makes a ton of sense, and even ends up providing affirmation for what God was doing with […]
Things seemed primed to go nuclear as Peter and the apostles are marched before the religious leaders again. The room’s been hostile and Peter’s just finished making them even more angry with his brief speech. All signs point to violence, but a guy named Gamaliel stands up to speak and the room gets quiet. What […]
