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Waiting | Week Three of Advent: Psalm 126 – God Who Does Great Things
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Waiting | Week Two of Advent: Psalm 85 – God Who Speaks Peace
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Waiting | Week One of Advent: Psalm 80 – God Whose Face Shines
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Waiting: Spending Advent with the Psalms | Study Introduction
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Waiting | Second Week of Christmas: Psalm 96 – God’s New Song
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Waiting | Epiphany Reflection: Psalm 29 – God Who Speaks Powerfully and Blesses
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Waiting | First Week of Christmas: Psalm 148 – God Whom We Praise
Videos (161)
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Waiting | Christmas Day Reflection: Psalm 97 – God Who Acts Justly
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Beyond the Faith I Inherited | A Short Documentary with Chelsea Kim Long
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: Introduction
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: A Lenten Study, Week One of Lent – On the Road to Ministry
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: A Lenten Study, Week Two of Lent – Grounded in Prayer
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: An Advent Study, Week Three of Lent – Traveling Unattached
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: An Lenten Study, Week Four of Lent – A New Allegiance
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: A Lenten Study, Week Five of Lent – Decentering the Self
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: A Lenten Study, Easter – Back to the Beginning
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Meeting Jesus on the Road: A Lenten Study, Week Six of Lent – One the Way to the Cross
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Chapter One: The Bible is Authoritative, Not Literal
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Chapter Two: Faith and Salvation are Gifts, Not Transactions
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Chapter Three: Discipleship Is a Lifelong Conversation, Not a Rulebook
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Chapter Four: Shaped for Community, Not for Individuality
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Chapter Five: The Future Is Hopeful Not to Fear
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Chapter Seven: Presbyterians are Reformed and Always Reforming
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The Advent Tree: Meeting Jesus in God’s Big Story – BOOK TRAILER
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Chapter Two: Faith as Gift and Not Transaction
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Chapter Three: Discipleship is a Life-Long Conversation, Not a Rulebook
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Chapter Four: Community Not Individuality
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Chapter Six: God’s Truth is Evolving, Not Stagnant
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Chapter 7: Presbyterians are Reformed and Always Reforming
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Chapter Eight: Democracy (Not Authoritarianism) is the Presbyterian Way
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Book Trailer for The Seven Mountains Mandate
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The Advent Tree Introduction | An Advent Bible Study & Devotional
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Seven Mountains Mandate: Entertainment | Using Culture to Advance Dominionism
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Seven Mountains Mandate: Media | Controlling the Narrative and Spreading Misinformation
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Seven Mountains Mandate: Business | Marketplace Apostles and Economic Power
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Seven Mountains Mandate: Family | Christian Nationalism’s Cultural Agenda
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Seven Mountains Mandate: Religion | Reshaping the Church for Political Power
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Seven Mountains Mandate: Government | Dominionism’s Plan to Control Politics
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Seven Mountains Mandate: Education | How Christian Nationalists Target Schools
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The Seven Mountains Mandate Explained | Introduction to the Christian Nationalist Strategy
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A People Seeking God | Advent Week 2
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Midwives of a Movement | Advent Week 3
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Expecting Jesus | Advent Week 4
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A Conversation with Matthew L. Skinner, author of Acts: An Interpretation Bible Commentary
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Book Trailer for What about the Children
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session Eight: Appreciate Whatever is Praiseworthy
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session Five: Appreciate Whatever is Pleasing
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session Seven: Appreciate Whatever is Excellent
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session Six: Appreciate Whatever is Commendable
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session Four: Appreciate Whatever is Pure
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session Two: Appreciate Whatever is Honorable
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session Three: Appreciate Whatever is Just
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Session One: Appreciate Whatever is True
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Appreciate These Things Group Study – Introduction
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Turning Over Tables: Study Introduction (Ash Wednesday)
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Turning Over Tables: Session One – Reveal (First Week of Lent)
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Turning Over Tables: Session Two – Lament (Second Week of Lent)
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Westminster John Knox Press (WJK) publishes books and resources in the areas of: spirituality, Christianity, social justice, and for religious academia.
