Too Many Words
JD SpainhourThis Substack is for all the stuff that didn't make it into my sermon. Topics range from Athens to Jerusalem to Narnia, and back home again.
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A Tree Fell in the Forest—And I Almost Forgot How I Survived
As far as close calls go, last night was my closest—at least that I was aware of in real time. After dropping the kids off at youth group, I went for a trail run up Green Mountain (against the better judgment of my wife given the high winds...
AntiChristian Zionism: Dropping Bombs in Jesus' Name
Writing as an evangelical pastor, not as a woke polemicist, let me get straight to the point: false “evangelical” prophets—like Pastor Greg Locke (above)—are rallying people around a false god in Jesus’ name. This is not a fringe concern. I...
Sinai & Zion
In his book, Sinai and Zion: An Entry into the Jewish Bible, Jon Levenson sets out to offer a theology of the Jewish Bible in a way that is true to the nature of history, which he observes ‘is diachronic, not synchronic,’ a linear progressi...
It Is Not for You to Know Times or Seasons: Greg Laurie, Paula White, John Hagee, Robert Jeffress, Mike Evans & Co.
*The Question of God’s people in every generation possessed by the lust for power: “Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?” (Acts 1:6)
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