Joshua W. Jipp

Dr. Joshua Jipp, a New Testament scholar and director at the Henry Center for Theological Understanding, joins Kaitlyn to unpack the intriguing question: Why is Good Friday considered 'good'? He explores the paradox of Jesus' crucifixion, noting its essential role in conveying God's love. Jipp emphasizes the importance of commemorating this solemn day before rushing to Easter, and he shares insights on how families can approach Good Friday services. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the significance and hope embedded in this troubled yet meaningful occasion.

Joshua W. Jipp, Assistant Professor of New Testament, discusses interpreting Paul's epistles through royal messianic language, exploring Christ as King. He reevaluates the hymn in Colossians, shifts from wisdom to kingship analysis, and delves into Christ's rule, righteousness, atonement, and ethical living impact.