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What do biblical Christians believe?
What Jesus called “the Gospel of the Kingdom.”
Here’s a free film to explain what it is:
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Pre-orders are now open for Daniel: A Commentary for the Final Generation!
This is a premium collector’s edition, featuring 100 pictures, a linen hardcover with foil stamping, a satin dust jacket, a ribbon marker, and a foldout prophecy chart. 352 pages.
Written for everyday believers and pastors alike, this commentary walks through Daniel’s prophecies with a focus on discipleship, Israel, the coming kingdom, and remaining faithful in the days ahead. My desire is to help you understand this remarkable book and grow in confidence in God’s promises.
The printers expect to finish on November 10, and we anticipate beginning to ship pre-orders around November 13, allowing a few days for delivery and processing.
Pre-order your copy here: store.joelstrumpet.com/colle…
Thank you for your prayers and support! I'm excited to share this with you all.
Joel
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A farmer friend once told us something simple: if you want a healthy yield you start by paying attention to the seed.
That stuck with us.
For The Emmaus Table good seed does not mean improving Scripture. The seed does not need our help.
It means handling what we have been given faithfully.
It means refusing to trim a passage until it fits the moment. It means doing the research before making the claim. It means staying with difficult texts long enough to understand them in context.
You can scatter a lot of seed quickly.
We would rather make sure what leaves our hand is worth planting.
Good seed. Open table.
MARANATHA.
. @wscofield77 presents the idea that our understanding of the Torah determines our understanding of history at large in this week's episode of THE GREAT REIGN, a companion series to the film 'COVENANT AND CONTROVERSY: THE GREAT REIGN' from THE EMMAUS TABLE.
Episode 26 is available now on our app, website, YouTube, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Link in thread.
.@gabeondrums gives us an update from Italy on an interesting find in an old castle.
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Replacement Theology: How the Church Ignored Paul’s Warning youtu.be/lEdfRQGV78Q?is=wH4Y… via @YouTube
Everyone has a take on the headlines. But confidence isn’t clarity, and the loudest voice isn’t always the most faithful one.
At The Emmaus Table, we believe the better place to start is Scripture. Not to decode tomorrow’s news, but to understand God’s purposes and learn how to think biblically in a world telling us what to think.
Everyone has a take. We have a text.
Watch Gabe’s latest sessions as he goes back to the text. Watch our DANIEL study sessions → LINK IN THREAD.
Join @gabeondrums for Part V of the limited series, THE BOOK OF DANIEL, as he takes a look at all things prophecy & end-times as it relates to the book of Daniel.
Catch Episode 5 now on our app, website, YouTube, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Link in thread.
We just marked the third October 7th, and an honest review of the Church through the last three years has left us wanting. But there’s a better way forward, but it requires we tackle the whole Bible - especially the parts people usually skip over.
Follow @TheEmmausTable - we’ll show you our own process and how we engage the text - and let the text engage us.
Nikolai Boyadjiev returns to continue his series on Christian nationalism in the Kingdom of God in Episode 25 of THE GREAT REIGN, a companion series to the film 'COVENANT AND CONTROVERSY: THE GREAT REIGN' from THE EMMAUS TABLE.
Watch & listen now on our app, website, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. Link in thread.
“We are three years deep into a historic opportunity—more than that, a historic sifting—to be a brother to the Jewish people, a proverbial brother 'born for trouble,' or born for war. We had an opportunity to say, 'Hey, you want to get to them? You’ve gotta go through me first.' And we did not. We have not.”
Read and listen to, THE CURSE OF THE NEW ISRAEL: WHY THE CHURCH FAILED THE TEST OF OCTOBER 7TH by @quicklikesand now on our app, website, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. Links in thread.
READ THE ARTICLE & BROWSE THE FOOTNOTES • theemmaustable.world/inkwell…
