AD 70 as a Sign of “The End”
The fall of Jerusalem in AD 70 signals the end of the old covenant order and serves as a type of the final eschatological judgment.
The Final Verdict: Judgment for Israel and Vindication for Jesus
The destruction of Jerusalem served as the culmnation of God's judgment on Israel and part of the vindication of Jesus as the Son of Man.
Judgment on God’s House: A Central Theme of the Prophets
Jesus is not only in line with the OT prophets but brings their ministries to a climax in his prophetic messages, actions, and predictions.
The Destruction of Jerusalem and the Vindication of Jesus
The destruction of Jerusalem and its temple in AD 70 is a theologically significant event that is foundational to New Testament eschatology.
Radical Generosity: Reflections on Giving
The Scriptures teach that radical generosity in all of life, as well as faithful giving to a local church, is a hallmark of a disciple of Jesus.
A Burial Plot and a Promise (Genesis 23)
Just as Sarah’s burial plot was a down payment of Israel's inheritance, the empty tomb of Jesus is the down payment of our inheritance.
Why We (Still) Use ‘Gospel-Centered’
Despite being a buzzword, there are several reasons why we still use the phrase "gospel-centered" to describe our church
The Good Life Starts with Jesus (Matthew 5:1-2)
The Sermon on the Mount shows us that true human flourishing and the good life our world is searching for starts with listening to Jesus.
Saved Through Water: Thoughts on Baptism
Just as the ark provided safety from the waters of judgment, we now have salvation from judgment through Jesus. And this is pictured and proclaimed in baptism.
