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2. www.thegospelcoalition.org › themelios › reviewLoving the Way Jesus Loves - The ... - The Gospel Coalition

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   Loving the Way Jesus Loves is built around a single, simple, and powerful idea: Jesus is the embodiment and epitome of love. An exposition of the great “love chapter,” 1 Cor 13, should therefore naturally look to and draw upon the life of Jesus.

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   Jan 1, 2022 · In this slender volume Mohler helpfully reviews the parables of Jesus in way that brings fresh insight to these well-known, well-loved stories told by our Savior. This delightful book would be helpful for all ages and all groups within the Church.

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4. www.thegospelcoalition.org › article › the-jesus‘The Jesus Storybook Bible’ Turns 10: The Story Behind the ...

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   The Jesus Storybook Bible, which is often given at baby showers or baptisms, has a fascinating birth story of its own. Lloyd-Jones started somewhat reluctantly, prepared to do a good job and then get on to the next thing. “I’m four months into researching it, and I went to a party with a friend,” Lloyd-Jones said. “A friend’s husband . . . told me ...

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   Getting the words on the page was only half the battle. “Back then, I was unknown, and I had no power,” Lloyd-Jones said. She turned in her manuscript to Zondervan, but it wasn’t greeted enthusiastically. The book broke the mold in many ways, and both Lloyd-Jones and also her publisher wrestled with how to move it forward. “They questioned everythi...

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   One of Lloyd-Jones’s best-known lines from the book is the repeated description of God’s“never ending, never giving up, unbreaking, always and forever love.” It’s a line meant to counter the weight of expectation that Sunday school and children’s Bibles can sometimes put on children, Lloyd-Jones said. “When I was 6, I went to a Sunday school where ...

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   The book is aimed at children younger than 8 years old, but Lloyd-Jones said she began to think the book was going to do really well when “it seemed to be fathers who loved it.” She sent the book to her sister’s children, but it was her brother-in-law who told her how powerful he found it. A male friend—a pastor—wept over the manuscript. “And I tho...

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   TEDS isn’t the only one to use The Jesus Storybook Bible in a required course. At Covenant Seminary in St. Louis, professors hold it up as an example. Madison Square Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, based an ongoing series for both children and adults on The Jesus Storybook Bible. And missionaries are using the book all around the world. One teach...

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   Lloyd-Jones grew up in Africa, where her father worked for Shell Oil. She was saved at the age of 4, after first turning down her father’s question of “Do you want to become a Christian?” with a polite “No, thank you.” As an adult, Lloyd-Jones let her friend Eric Metaxas talk her into visiting Tim Keller’s Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York C...

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6. www.sallylloyd-jones.com › wp-content › uploadsJESUS STORYBOOK BIBLE CURRICULUM - SCOPE & SEQUENCE

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   The Story and the Song. Introduction. Psalm 19; Hebrews 1. To understand that the whole Bible is about Jesus. Genesis 1:1 — “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”. 2. The Beginning: A Perfect Home. The Song of Creation. Genesis 1–2.

7. www.patheos.com › blogs › cruxsolaReview of N.T. Wright’s Simply Jesus (Part 1: Summary)

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   It was a story about a wicked tyrant, a special leader, the victory of God, rescue by sacrifice, new vocation, the presence of God, and a promised land. Jesus fits quite well into this when he...

8. bible.org › seriespage › lesson-74-loving-jesusLesson 74: Loving as Jesus Loved (John 13:31-38) - bible.org

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   Nov 30, 2014 · Jesus commands us to love one another even as He loved us. The crux of this command is to understand how Jesus loved us. Our text reveals five aspects of this love: 1. Jesus’ love was costly love (John 13:31-32).

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   How did Jesus show Love?

   • He loved them to the end (or uttermost; John 13:1) and He showed that love by restoring them and using them after His resurrection. Love means being committed to the other person’s highest good. The highest good for all people is that they would become more like Jesus Christ by growing in holiness and living to glorify Him.

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   What did Jesus say about love?

   • Jesus’ love was conspicuous love (John 13:35). John 13:35: “By this all men will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.” Jesus wasn’t just talking about having nice thoughts toward others, which no one else can see. He was talking about love that can be seen. It stems from the heart, but it’s seen in outward actions.

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   What is wrong with the Jesus Storybook Bible?

   • It’s the weight given to God’s love that has caused the relatively small amount of criticism for The Jesus Storybook Bible. The book “emphasizes the primacy of God’s love in an imbalanced manner,” New Testament professor Charles Lee Irons wrote.

   ‘The Jesus Storybook Bible’ Turns 10: The Story Behind the Bestseller

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   Was Jesus' love expensive?

   • Jesus’ ascension into heaven exalted Him again to God’s right hand, “far above all rule and authority and power and dominion, and every name that is named, not only in this age but also in the one to come” (Eph. 1:21). But the point is, Jesus’ love as seen at the cross was costly. That theme is repeated over and over in the Bible:

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   Was Jesus' Love committed love?

   • Jesus’ love was committed love (John 13:36-38). John 13:36-38: “ Simon Peter said to Him, ‘Lord, where are You going?’ Jesus answered, ‘ Where I go, you cannot follow Me now; but you will follow later.’ Peter said to Him, ‘Lord, why can I not follow You right now? I will lay down my life for You.’

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   Can you read the Jesus Storybook Bible aloud?

   • The Jesus Storybook Bible was written to be read aloud; the language on the pages includes phrases such as “Nothing to hear. Nothing to feel. Nothing to see.” The publishing team told her to change them to complete sentences, so she did. Until a friend said, “It’s not going to work.

   ‘The Jesus Storybook Bible’ Turns 10: The Story Behind the Bestseller

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10. fivebooks.com › best-books › jesus-robert-morganThe best books on Jesus - Five Books

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    Dec 24, 2015 · New Testament scholar Robert Morgan talks us through his favourite books on Jesus. Interview by Sophie Roell, Editor. 1 Jesus and the Word by Rudolf Bultmann. 2 The Quest of the Historical Jesus by Albert Schweitzer. 3 The Shadow of the Galilean by Gerd Theissen. 4 The Birth of the Messiah by Raymond Brown.