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Leviticus is the book of the Bible where through-the-Bible-in-a-year readers get discouraged and quit. It’s an oft-skipped part of the Bible, but it’s important and interesting and in this video we’ll think about why. Leviticus is the third book of the Bible. Here are the links to my videos on the first two books: Genesis: […]
Glenn Packiam is the Senior Pastor of Rockharbor Church is Costa Mesa, California. It’s a large non-denominational Evangelical church (you could call it a megachurch), and Glenn is arguing that Evangelicals should rediscover the Nicene Creed and lean on it as a guide to living the Christian life during these confusing and chaotic modern times. […]
My family and I are visiting Ireland, and I keep finding interesting elements of Christian faith in public places where I’m not used to seeing it. Like this Krispy Kreme Donuts for example.
I’m getting a tour of Rockharbor Church (Non-Denominational) in Costa Mesa, California from Pastor Glenn Packiam. Some might call Rockharbor a very large church, others might call it a megachurch, but either way it’s big and it’s not the kind of church one usually associates with ancient Christianity and the Ecumenical Creeds. That said, Glenn’s […]
Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant churches all have towers, but this one is there for a completely different reason than most.
Full tour of Glenn’s church coming soon. Also, he just wrote a book that I read and liked called “What’s a Christian Anyways” – here’s a link to that: https://a.co/d/3YNABP2
The Alexamenos Graffito is the oldest depiction of Jesus and it’s not particularly flattering, but it all worked out in the end.
I asked Pastor Daylan Woodall of First Missionary Baptist Church in Decatur, Alabama what his tradition believes about predestination.
Anglican Christians aren’t just one thing. There are different groups under this banner with different distinctives. I asked an Anglican what they agree on and what they all do.
