Prophets in Conversation: Exploring Faith through Dialogue
Christian AgoraImagine if you could ask questions to Jesus and hear Him discuss them with the Prophets, so that we could learn as Jesus taught, for example how the Word applies today. And then, let the discussion spark our own, as a community in fellowship and growth.
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The vision for this was of Jesus leading a discussion, with the Bible’s prophets, of the issues. This is about the Word, not about me, so my "name" relates the vision, the purpose. I am not a theologian. This is about dialectical process.
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