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We’re continuing our series that looks at Jesus as a person. This week, we talk about the parable of the good Samaritan in Luke 10.

We’re beginning a new series that will look at Jesus as a person, and along the way, we’re picking up on some themes that go back to our earliest episodes.

To celebrate the release of the new Person of Jesus Study -- Student Edition, we asked John Miller, Paul's oldest son, to join us for a conversation about how the study go

To celebrate the release of the revised The Person of Jesus, Unit 2: Honesty study, we invited Timo Strawbridge, Director of Spiritual Life at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Lakeland, FL, to join Paul and Liz for a conversation on how

This is the fourth and final episode of our Advent series called, "Joy of Every Longing Heart." Liz Voboril and Jon Hori interview Ian Nagata, a missionary in Japan who serves both as an associate pastor and musician.

The pandemic has brought remarkable changes to our world—on the one hand bringing severe limitations and suffering, and on the other bringing simplicity and an extra measure of closeness to the small group of people we still do life with.

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Sign up here for an email update every time we release a new episode.In this episode, we look at how Jesus greets Mary Magdalene in John 20.

Sign up for an email update every time we release a new episode. In this episode, we continue our study of Jesus' conversation with Pilate in John 18.

In this episode, we shift our focus to Jesus' conversation with Pilate in John 18.

In this episode, we conclude our study of John 13 by looking at the theme of perfection.

A Theological Issue

Do you love me?” Jill asked as we climbed the stairs up to our room. “Yes, I love you,” I replied.

She asked again, “Do you love me?”

Did she not hear me the first time? “Yes, I love you,” I replied.

At the heart of Secular-liberalism is a vision of what it is to be human. In the popular mind, Secular-liberalism feels inclusive, compassionate, and relevant, while Christianity feels judgmental, narrow, and old-fashioned.

Note from Paul Miller: The first time I led an interactive Person of Jesus study was in 1995 for a youth group.

I have ministered in Guatemala regularly since 2010. If you were to ask, “What is the highlight of your time and service there?” my response would certainly be, “Finding Débora Ramírez and connecting her to seeJesus!”