Jonathan T. Pennington
New Testament Prof @ Southern Seminary. Husband and father. Pastor. Speaker. Author. Host of @Cars_Theology.
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Aug 23, 2024 |
henrycenter.tiu.edu | Jonathan T. Pennington
A Kingdom of Friends: Matthew’s Vision for the “We” of DiscipleshipEventsScripture & MinistryMatthew’s Gospel presents a profound and nuanced vision of what it means to flourish as humans through becoming disciples of King Jesus. Flourishing in the kingdom of heaven requires a proper relationship to God, to other believers, and to the world outside of the church (“I, We, and They”).
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Nov 13, 2023 |
credomag.com | Brett Fredenberg |Craig Carter |Samuel Bierig |Jonathan T. Pennington
Is there some level of dissonance between the origins of Biblical Theology and how it is practiced today by Evangelicals? Could figures like Irenaeus, Augustine, and Calvin be properly said to be doing “Biblical Theology.” Sam Bierig and Craig Carter explore origins and definitions of Biblical Theology while establishing a working timeline of the discipline.
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Apr 2, 2023 |
crossway.org | Jonathan T. Pennington
This article is part of the The Crossway Podcast series. The Journey of Understanding the BibleIn today’s episode, Jonathan Pennington details three helpful approaches to reading the Bible, explaining how they each complement each other. He also highlights the potholes that we so often run into as we engage with Scripture and how to avoid them. Come and SeeJonathan T.
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Mar 22, 2023 |
crossway.org | Jonathan T. Pennington |Vern S. Poythress
Avoiding Common MistakesIt’s nice on a road trip if one of your party has some general familiarity with where you’re going. An adventure on the open road is great fun, but missing a major turn or hitting a pothole that results in a flat tire is not. When reading Scripture, we want to learn how to avoid some common interpretive mistakes. The point of this skill is not to rob us of the joy of the journey but rather to protect us from wrong turns and unnecessary repairs that will slow us down.
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Mar 18, 2023 |
crossway.org | Jonathan T. Pennington |Greg Gilbert
How We See the NativityThe run-up to Christmas in my city, like most places in the US, witnesses a wide variety of yard adornments celebrating the season. Some are gaudy inflatables of Christmas cartoony creatures. Some are simply glowing messages of “Peace” or “Seasons Greetings” (absent the needed apostrophe). And many are, appropriately, scenes representing the real “reason for the season”—the nativity scene.
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RT @shaw_davidm: 🧵Alright bible & theology students, let this be a lesson: I looked up 3 journal articles cited in an annotated bibliograph…
Helpful brief summary of the Cartesian underpinnings of Chomsky’s (unhelpful) linguistic theory. From Lakoff & Johnson, Philosophy in the Flesh https://t.co/f86qA5ckh2
Preaching on Peter’s denial tomorrow and remembering the trek I took in Jerusalem to visit the traditional site that commemorates this moment, Saint Peter Gallicantu (“rooster crow”). https://t.co/IrhLCpBLMs