Get your copy of Ever Ancient, Ever New // https://amzn.to/2XmK3WM For a chance to win a copy of Ever Ancient, Ever Now rate and review Kingdom Roots on iTunes(https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kingdom-roots-with-scot-mcknight/id1078739516) or Sticher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/scot-mcknight/kingdom-roots-with-scot-mcknight) There is a renewal going on in churches where God is using the church's liturgy to bring transformation in profound ways. Scot and Winfield discuss how "Ever Ancient, Ever New" tells the story of a generation of younger Christians from different backgrounds and traditions who are finding a home and a deep connection in the church by embracing a liturgical expression of the faith.

Salvation by Allegiance Alone (Conversation with Dr. Matthew Bates) - KR 51 (Rebroadcast) by Scot McKnight

Learn more about studying with Scot McKnight at Northern Seminary here >>> https://www.seminary.edu/mant/ Watch Jesus: His Life on History Channel >>> https://www.history.com/shows/jesus-his-life Learn more about Joshua BuBois's work >>> http://valuespartnerships.com Join Scot and Joshua as they discuss what all went into creating Jesus: His Life. This history channel project explores the story of Jesus Christ through a unique lens: the people in his life who were closest to him. Each of the eight chapters is told from the perspective of different biblical figures, all of whom played a pivotal role in Jesus’ life including Joseph, John the Baptist, Mary Mother of Jesus, Caiaphas, Judas Iscariot, Pontius Pilate, Mary Magdalene, and Peter.

Why should followers of God fast? The assumption is often that fasting is a means to grow in personal transformation and increased communication with God. In this sermon, Scot digs deeper on fasting and unpacks the heart behind fasting in the Bible and how it can have the greatest impact on followers of God! Consider checking out Scot's book on Fasting >>https://amzn.to/2CtgBq7

Sign up for Reading Romans Backward here >> www.seminary.edu/webinar-reading-romans-backward/ The last body of Jewish literature that E.P. Sanders investigates in Paul and Palestinian Judaism is the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha. Scot explores Sanders's synthesis of this literature to shed light on questions like how do works come from faith and how do rewards and punishments work within covenant nomism?

Sign up for Reading Romans Backward here >> https://www.seminary.edu/webinar-reading-romans-backward/ Is Judaism a "works righteousness" religion? This is the driving question for E.P. Sanders's study of Judaism in the first century. Sanders continues his investigation of covenant nomism and finds the Essence community of Qumran clearly reflects that they understood being God's people by election and not because of the works that they did.

Get Paul and Palestinian Judaism 50% off here >> app.hatchbuck.com/OnlineForm/90444127279 (act now because the deal is only available till 3/28/19) In this episode Scot drills down into what Sanders observed from evaluating the Tannaitic literature. What can be seen is that Judaism isn't a purely works righteousness religion, rather Judaism cares much more about covenant and election. Next episode we will be discussing the Dead Sea Scrolls. We would love to hear your questions on the material. Submit them here >> www.seminary.edu/askscot/ Follow along with this reading plan >> bit.ly/2DGANoa Preaching Romans: Four Views >> amzn.to/2UZQygO Check out I have a bean coffee here >> www.ihaveabean.com Get E.P. Sanders and other great New Testament resources at this sale: https://bit.ly/2SRRvv3

Get Paul and Palestinian Judaism 50% off here >> https://app.hatchbuck.com/OnlineForm/90444127279 (act now because the deal is only available till 3/28/19) Every so often a book comes along and changes the course of New Testament studies. Scot identifies Paul and Palestinian Judaism as one of five books that are truly phenomenal in New Testament studies. In this episode, Scot introduces Sander's approach to his study and why it has been so impactful. Next episode we will be discussing the Tannaitic Literature. We would love to hear your questions on the material. Submit them here >> https://www.seminary.edu/askscot/ Follow along with this reading plan >> https://bit.ly/2DGANoa Preaching Romans: Four Views >> https://amzn.to/2UZQygO Share Northern Seminary's Facebook Post for a chance to win a free copy of Paul and Palestinian Judaism >> https://www.facebook.com/northernseminary/ Check out I have a bean coffee here >> https://www.ihaveabean.com

The central mission of the Church is to foster a culture of christoformity. Jesus invites the Church to be like Him and the people of the church to be formed to the pattern of His life. In order to do this, leaders and all members of the church must focus on people, cleave to the Lord, and live a unique life from the broken world. Learn more about Palcon here >> http://palcon.org/what-is-palcon

Paul's letter to the Philippians has a lot to say to the present world where human feelings and emotions get hijacked by so many force. Lynn and Scot unpack how Joy is more than a mood, but a constant experience that comes from receiving one's identity from Christ. Paul opens his heart up in some profound ways in this letter. The Kingdom takes root and joy overflows when followers of Jesus orient their life around the surpassing greatness of knowing Jesus. Buy Lynn Cohick's Commentary on Philippians here >>> https://amzn.to/2MJ3Pb1