(VIDEO + EDITED TRANSCRIPT) Ken Boa discusses guilt and shame, their role in the life of the believer, and their place in the human story during a Q&A-style talk as part of GraceLife Church’s In Question series.
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Systematic studies of what the Scriptures teach about critical topics and themes.
The Role of Guilt & Shame in the Life of the Believer
(VIDEO + EDITED TRANSCRIPT) Ken Boa discusses guilt and shame, their role in the life of the believer, and their place in the human story during a Q&A-style talk as part of GraceLife Church’s In Question series.
Read MoreThe Case for the Resurrection
On Easter Sunday 2018, Ken Boa gives an overview of the case for the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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The Seven Last Words of Christ
These are the seven last recorded statements of Jesus Christ before His death on the cross, along with some surrounding context.
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The Resurrection Body: Part 2
Part 2 of this two-part series considers the believer’s resurrected body and its implications. Content is drawn from Ken Boa’s book “God, I Don’t Understand.”
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The Resurrection Body: Part 1
Ken Boa discusses some of the Scriptural evidence for the resurrection body, including the resurrected body of Christ (the pattern for the believer’s resurrected body).
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The Five Loves—and the Greatest of These Is Agapē
The human forms of love known in the Greek as epithumia (physical desire), eros (romantic love), storge (love for family members/those with whom we “belong”), and phileo (friendship/companionship love) can be elevated to what God intended for them to be when they’re infused with the divine love of agape. These four human loves are like flowers that can flourish in the garden of agape.
Read MoreC.S. Lewis: Transposition
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Ken Boa teaches on an essay by C.S. Lewis called “Transposition” during his Wednesday Morning Men’s Fellowship.
Read MoreInteractive Session on the Spiritual Life
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Ken Boa talks with his men’s fellowship about the secret to the true spiritual life: Christ in us. “Stop doing things for Jesus,” he says. Rather, “ask God to do things through you, in you, as you.” He encourages them (and anyone) to “stop trying and start training,” and to incorporate practices into daily life to help us walk by the power of the Spirit instead of in our flesh.
Read MoreLiving Between the Two Advents of Messiah
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As Christmas approaches, Dr. Boa discusses the season of Advent with his Wednesday Morning Men’s Fellowship in Atlanta. He explains how the Advent season is a time of looking both back to the first advent of Christ and forward to his second coming. Three songs represent these dual purposes of Advent (which the group sings together, led by David White):
“O Come, O Come,
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