A service of worship in Duke University Chapel. The Rt. Rev. Dr. N. T. Wright delivers a sermon entitled "Walking Along the Border." Bulletin: bit.ly/9XVNCU
Clear and concise. Very good word. I'd ask Prof. Wright a favor. Let us know your inputs about Messianic Jewish movement. HEre in Brasil, we (family) are visiting a Messianic Jewish community on Saturdays, and Presbyterian Church on Sundays. I realized I got married with a very radical wife, as she is loving it. Shabbat, Chala and the Law, she is keeping all.
Maybe consider that Paul says the Christ is the end of the Law. It seems to me to be logically incorrect to continue to practice the Law if indeed Christ is the end (think goal) of it. Qualifier: the end in this context seems to mean fulfillment not abolition.
for N T Wrights speach: 33:50
I love that first song, it sounded awesome. N.T. Wrights preaching was too short though :(
that is a breathe of resh air from him, he loves to talk
What is the choir and organ piece that before the service?
33:53 N.T. Wright sermon.
I thought Duke was a Methodist school but this looks like an Episcopal service. Did the Blue Devils go back to Wesley’s roots?
first hymn title anyone??
Clear and concise. Very good word. I'd ask Prof. Wright a favor. Let us know your inputs about Messianic Jewish movement. HEre in Brasil, we (family) are visiting a Messianic Jewish community on Saturdays, and Presbyterian Church on Sundays.
I realized I got married with a very radical wife, as she is loving it. Shabbat, Chala and the Law, she is keeping all.
Maybe consider that Paul says the Christ is the end of the Law. It seems to me to be logically incorrect to continue to practice the Law if indeed Christ is the end (think goal) of it. Qualifier: the end in this context seems to mean fulfillment not abolition.