Have you ever wondered why the gospels sometimes tell the same story differently?

In this episode, host Kristin Nave interviews Jeremy Treat, pastor for preaching and vision at Reality LA, adjunct professor of theology at Biola University, and author of multiple books. Together they dive into the uniqueness of the perspectives of each of the gospels, why they sometimes differ, and the significance of the kingdom of God in Jesus’ ministry. Jeremy also shares insights from his recent book, “Politics and the Way of Jesus” and how Christians can engage politically with a Kingdom mindset and in their everyday lives.

Highlights:

Jeremy’s personal Bible study and meditation practices
Understanding differences between the Gospels and their theological depth
The Parables as a Window, Mirror and Door
The significance of the Kingdom of God in Jesus' teachings
Jesus and Politics and how Christians should engage politically with a Kingdom perspective
Hope and unity in Christ regardless of political outcomes

Resources Mentioned:

Jeremy book "Politics in the Way of Jesus"
More of Jeremy’s Books
Discovery Bible Study
Jeremy Treat’s next book: "Renewal in Christ, Athanasius on the Christian Life"

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Show Credits:

Executive Producer & Host: Kristin Nave
Producer : Jay Lee - Provision Podcasts
Media Designer: Bethany Young

Guest:

Jeremy Treat (PhD, Wheaton College) is Pastor for Preaching and Vision at Reality LA in Los Angeles, California and Adjunct Professor of Theology at Biola University. He is the author of The Crucified King,

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