Life After Birth
February 28th, 2010
Eric Landry
Part of the The Gospel of John series.
Sadly, “born again” has become a demographic marker more than a description of true Christian life. We read that “born again Christians” vote a certain way, purchase certain goods, and only take certain kinds of vacations. We’re a long way from the incredulity of Nicodemus. Why is Nicodemus so confused? Because he is trying—as a walking dead man—to evaluate Jesus. What he needs (what we all need) is new life before we can really see Jesus and participate in his kingdom.
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- Living Water
- Playing Hide & Seek With God
- Rage Against the Machine
- Driven
- Hard to Follow
- Comfort Food
- Jesus Through the Water
- Receiving the Wrong Bread
- A Witness for the Defense
- Sabbath Satisfaction
- What Gets Between?
- The Hour Has Come
- Believing God
- The Great and Terrible Love of God
- Life After Birth
- Blessed Are the Pure in Heart
- Vintage Grace
- Follow Me
- Encounters
- The Lamb of God
- Veiled Glory: The Word Made Flesh
- Meeting a Stranger
- In the Beginning