The Human God
Kenneth Tanner, Todd Littleton, Josh MunnikhuysenJesus is how God is human and we do not become human until we are human as God is human.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Subscribers | Read | kennethtanner.substack.com |
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The Road to Seeing God Ends at a Table
We think Emmaus was about seven miles north and west of Jerusalem. Two disciples of Jesus are returning to their home in that village after spending a harrowing Passover in the City of David.
Matter Matters
Between Acts 2 and Acts 10, Peter gives four sermons on the cross (Acts 2:14-40, Acts 3:12-26, Acts 4:5-12, Acts 10:28-47), and all four tell the story with these or very similar words: “You murdered Jesus” and “God raised him from the dead...
Easter Preachers
Some of us will recall the 2001 film Bridget Jones’s Diary, very roughly based on Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, in which Mark Darcy says to Bridget Jones that he “likes her very much … just as you are.”
"Neither This Man Nor His Parents Sinned"
As they pass by the man born blind, the disciples see only disability—see only a “beggar.” They’ve been schooled by their culture to associate his outward appearance not only with misfortune but sin.
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Pastor: Holy Redeemer | Contributor: Mockingbird, Sojourners, Clarion l Author: “Vulnerable God” (Brazos Press, Sept 2026)
Pastor, Writer, Co-Founder of Pastors for Oklahoma Kids, Co-host of Monday Night Live! Former blog and podcast spaces now here a Can We Talk?
Local Pastor in the United Methodist Church. Wanna-be musician. Lover of Jesus and peanut M & M's Monk in the World.
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