192. Dieu est-il un homme, une femme ou ...

David a fait venir l’Arche de l’Éternel à Jérusalem. Le Seigneur va lui donner du repos. Mais dans son zèle pour Dieu, David va nourrir un autre projet. 

L’Arche a été déposée chez Obed-Edom, et cet homme est béni ainsi que sa famille. Lorsque David apprend cela, il décide de faire venir l’Arche à Jérusalem. Ce second voyage va être, cette fois, bien différent. 

A présent que David a été oint roi, qu’il a établi sa demeure à Jérusalem, il forme le projet de faire venir l’Arche à Jérusalem. Mais tout ne va pas se dérouler comme prévu.Lisons 2 Samuel 6, versets 1 à 11. 

One of the most common Sunday school questions is also a really contentious one! Theologian Fellipe Do Vale joins Kaitlyn to tackle the question: Is God a boy or a girl? Wrapped up in that one question are lots of other important questions: How is God like (and unlike) us? What d ... Show More

The Bible of today is not the one brought to humanity by Moses and Jesus. But who corrupted the Bible, and what can we do about it? Find the answers and much more in this week's English Quran exegesis Tafsir 

Friends, a great theme of the Bible is that of God’s chosen people. At the same time, we also see that God’s salvific plan has to do with all of humanity—and indeed with all of creation. God chooses Israel—and the New Israel, the Church—precisely for the sake of the whole world. ... Show More

Peut-on lire la Bible comme un roman ? La question peut sembler provocante, mais elle est en réalité très sérieuse. Car si à première vue, on pourrait penser que ce serait mal traiter la parole de Dieu, n’est-ce pas ainsi que nous sommes entrés dans les Évangiles, en étant séduit ... Show More

This is our first episode in our new series on the Bible’s portrayal of God! We are currently working on a theme video about God that will be released later in 2018. In part 1, (0-8:33) Tim overviews the whole subject. He says later on in the discussion they will talk about the T ... Show More

Whether Old Testament or New Testament, stories fill the pages of Scripture. How can we begin to discover God’s meaning in the Bible’s narratives? 

Is God present in hell, as John seems to say in Revelation 14:10 — or is he absent, as Paul seems to say in 2 Thessalonians 1:9? 

Did Jesus promote a woke, liberal, leftist movement? Today we discuss a recent article from popular progressive author John Pavlovitz which makes that claim. But is this a conclusion supported by the Bible? 

Theologian Deborah Savage, currently teaching at Franciscan University in Steubenville, delves into the Hebrew wording of Genesis 1 and 2 to uncover new and liberating insights into God’s revelation of the meaning of womanhood and manhood. Cy Kellett: Hello and welcome to Focus, ... Show More