2 Corinthians 3:12-4:18 (Episode 188)

30 Minutes In The New Testament

1517

Bible, 1517, Newtestament, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

5 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2020

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Paul continues talking about law and gospel using Moses as an example. Where does Christian boldness come from? And where do fragile “jars of clay” find hope? Erick and Daniel discuss all of this. Have a listen!

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.
0:19.6	30 Minutes in New Testament is a 1517 podcast network podcast.
0:22.5	You can go to 1517.org slash podcast.
0:24.5	Check out all the other podcasts.
0:26.0	They're living over there.
0:27.2	And while you're over there, make sure you go to that events page because you want to hang out with me
0:30.5	and Eric Sorenson and Chad Byrd and Scott Keith and Gretchen Ronovic and Loso and Jared C. Wilson, listen to some music by
0:39.5	Andy Gullhorn. You can do all that by going to the Here We Still Stay in Regional event in the
0:43.7	beautiful Ozarks, Bentonville, Arkansas, Northwest Arkansas, April 16th and 17th, two-day event.
0:50.4	You can get all the information over at the website. You want to come hang out, man.
0:54.5	It's going to be a good time, not just if you're in the area.
0:57.8	If you're just someone who's been shut up for a long time and wants to get out and hang out,
1:01.7	come hang out with us in Northwest Arkansas, April 16th and 17th for the Here We Still Stand regional event.
1:08.8	The conference topic is great.
1:10.3	You know what it is?
1:11.0	The gospel. Come on. You know what it is? The gospel.
1:12.1	Come on.
1:12.7	Let's go.
1:13.7	You can't go wrong with that title, Dan.
1:15.6	I mean, it just can't go wrong.
1:17.3	Yeah, yeah.
1:17.9	A gospel conference.
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