Thinking Biblically with Alan Gilman

Alan explains the various ways we skew our understanding of the Bible through three versions of Replacement Theology.

Alan shares three skewed lenses that prevent us from effectively engaging Scripture. Israel tour info: www.israelstudytours.ca

First of new format, Alan Gilman begins to explain how thinking biblically requires more than simply knowing a bunch of Bible truths.

Alan Gilman shares some reflections from his recent visit to Ancient Migdal, the home of Mary Magdalene.

Beginning with some personal reflections on spending some time in a part of Israel deemed to be an "illegal settlement" by most of the world, Bible Teacher Alan Gilman provides a direct link between Jesus's sacrifice and the Jewish people's claim to the Promised Land, the West Bank included.

Bible Teacher Alan Gilman explains how God's faithfulness to Israel is the basis of his faithfulness to all who trust him.

Bible Teacher Alan Gilman explains how the concept of "the Law" has been misunderstood, and how crucial it is to effectively engage the whole Bible.

Bible Teacher Alan Gilman demonstrates that identification with the suffering King of the Jews requires identification with Jewish suffering.

Bible Teacher Alan Gilman shares some personal reflections on grappling with trying to attain a positive perspective in an imperfect world.

We may think that experiencing God's power in our weakness is one where he makes up for or disregards our natural inabilities. Listen as Bible Teacher Alan Gilman explains how God wants to show his power through our weakness.