While Jesus’ prayer in John 17 has traditionally been dubbed His High Priestly Prayer, others have called it “the Lord’s Prayer,” because Jesus here engages in one of the longest recorded prayers in the Gospels. This is noteworthy also, since John’s gospel does not include the “Lord’s Prayer”—perhaps better named “the disciples’ prayer”—which Jesus taught His disciples… Read More
Interview on All Things All People Podcast: What Was Christmas Like?
Jeremy Jenkins (Founder of All Things All People) talks with interesting Christians about interesting things. All this to see generations of “Christian Thinkers” raised up to reach the world around them with the transformative message of the Gospel! In this episode, Dr. Kostenberger talks with Jeremy about our misconceptions over Christmas, what the world would… Read More
Interview on the White Horse Inn: The Gospel of John (Part 2)
Interview on White Horse Inn What Scriptures did Jesus have in mind when he taught that living water would flow from the hearts of those who believe in him? Similarly, when he claimed to be the light of the world, what Old Testament promises was he alluding to? Is the story of the woman caught… Read More
Interview on the White Horse Inn: The Gospel of John
Interview on White Horse Inn The White Horse Inn has been hosting a year-long series on the Gospel of John. In this episode, Shane Rosenthal discusses John chapter with Dr. Andreas Köstenberger. In this chapter, Jesus arrives at the Jerusalem temple during the Feast of Booths and says, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to… Read More
Doubt and the Resurrection
Faith vs. Doubt Recently, my son and I went on a campus tour of a local university. In many ways, the university is a wonderful place where young people can explore, experiment, and grow intellectually, but all too often universities can also be the place where young people lose their faith. We live in an… Read More
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