Biblical Theology For The Church
Timothy HareEngaging in deep exegesis for the good of the church
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Revelation 3:1-6 - Jesus' Words to the Church...At Sardis
In this episode, Rob and Tim discuss what Jesus says to the church at Sardis. Except for a small remnant of people, things do not look good in Sardis. Rob and Tim show how this church mirrors a similar time period in the Old Testament, wher...
Revelation 2:18-29 - Jesus' Words to the Church...At Thyatira
In this episode Rob and Tim discuss the fourth church mentioned in the Revelation of John. As they have shown, the churches have thus far tracked with specific time periods of the Old Testament. Thyatira is no different. Listen in as Rob an...
Revelation 2:12-17 - Jesus' Words to the Church...at Pergamum
In this episode Rob and Tim continue their discussion through the churches in Revelation. They look at the church of Pergamum, drawing Old Testament connections that need to be seen, as well as making practical applications for the church t...
Revelation 2:8-11 - Jesus' Words to the Church...at Smyrna
In this episode, Rob and Tim discuss the words that Jesus spoke to the church at Smyrna, a church that was enduring tremendous persecution. Perhaps the words to this church can help the church today live as faithful exiles in a fallen world...
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Follower of Jesus. Husband. Father. Currently living in Kansas City, MO. Chaplain at City Union Mission. Working on a PhD in Biblical Theology at MBTS. Studies involve the significance of trees within the biblical narrative.
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