Who killed Jesus? A short reflection on the Roman and Jewish charges, and Jesus’ own intentions.
Tag: jesus
Holy Week Reflections
I haven’t been entirely idle… here’s some info about a few bits I’ve been writing, including a series of reflections for Holy Week.
Joshua: The New Covenant (Joshua 24)
The book of Joshua ends with a poignant ceremony in Shechem, a place with a rich history. In this talk Liam looks at Joshua 24 and considers our need for a New Covenant. (mp3)
Joshua: The City of Refuge (Joshua 20)
As the people prepare to settle in the land, God gives instructions for how they are to conduct themselves, and the kind of cities they are to build. In this talk, Liam looks at the themes of justice and refuge, and how we can live as ‘good news’ people. (mp3)
Joshua: Crossing the Jordan (Joshua 3)
The people prepare to cross the Jordan, and as with Moses before, the water parts to let them through. In this talk on Joshua 3, Liam considers the themes of consecration, faith, and baptism. (mp3)
Technology and Multisite Preaching. Or ‘Did Jesus eat chia seeeds?’
So with my tongue lodged somewhere in the vicinity of my cheek, here are four vaguely interconnected observations from my first stab at live multisite preaching.
Jesus, Gun Control and “Homeric” Wisdom
Some thoughts from Homer Simpson on Jesus and gun control.
Jesus: The Terrorist Sympathiser?
I don’t envy those who are debating and making difficult decisions right now. I don’t suppose for one moment that there are any easy answers.
But as a Christian I have to ask: how would Jesus treat a murderous terrorist in Syria?
And thankfully we don’t have to look far for an answer…
“It is finished…”
Over the course of this year I have taught a series of seminars on the gospels. And here they all are, in case you fancy wading through 15+ hours worth of mp3s!
Theology Matters: 12 – Why Did Jesus Rise?
In the final session of Theology Matters: The Gospels, Andy Tuck considers what the gospel-writers made of the events of Easter Sunday (mp3)
