The Gospel Of Being Human
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What If Being Human Isnt the Problembut the Point?
Many Christians have been taught to see themselves as fundamentally brokenwith a human nature defined by sin, separated from God, and constantly striving to be worthy. They have been taught that being human is something to overcomethat their deepest instincts, emotions, and desires are untrustworthy. But what if thats not the whole story? What if God is inviting us to see our humanity as, in fact, very good news?
In The Gospel of Being Human, Marty Solomon (host of the BEMA podcast) and Reed Dent invite you on a journey of curiosity, attention, and wonderasking better questions about who we really are and what Scripture actually says about our identity. As you go to Gods Word to explore ten common perspectives about sin, salvation, and our relationship with God, youll discover a more expansive and hopeful vision of what it means to be created in His image.
Many Christians have been taught to see themselves as fundamentally brokenwith a human nature defined by sin, separated from God, and constantly striving to be worthy. They have been taught that being human is something to overcomethat their deepest instincts, emotions, and desires are untrustworthy. But what if thats not the whole story? What if God is inviting us to see our humanity as, in fact, very good news?
In The Gospel of Being Human, Marty Solomon (host of the BEMA podcast) and Reed Dent invite you on a journey of curiosity, attention, and wonderasking better questions about who we really are and what Scripture actually says about our identity. As you go to Gods Word to explore ten common perspectives about sin, salvation, and our relationship with God, youll discover a more expansive and hopeful vision of what it means to be created in His image.
- Explore ten common theological perspectives and examine how they shape our understanding of God, ourselves, and others.
- Learn how curiosity, attention, and wonder can transform your spiritual life and lead to a more vibrant relationship with God.
- Challenge the belief that humans are defined by sinand discover how Scripture reveals our fundamental goodness as image-bearers of God.
- Reframe the gospel not as an escape from our humanness, but as a reclamation of what God called very good and an invitation to partner with God in restoring the world.
- Engage with timely conversations on faith deconstruction and reconstruction while holding onto a biblical faith that is both authentic and deeply rooted in Scripture.
What If Being Human Isnt the Problembut the Point?
Many Christians have been taught to see themselves as fundamentally brokenwith a human nature defined by sin, separated from God, and constantly striving to be worthy. They have been taught that being human is something to overcomethat their deepest instincts, emotions, and desires are untrustworthy. But what if thats not the whole story? What if God is inviting us to see our humanity as, in fact, very good news?
In The Gospel of Being Human, Marty Solomon (host of the BEMA podcast) and Reed Dent invite you on a journey of curiosity, attention, and wonderasking better questions about who we really are and what Scripture actually says about our identity. As you go to Gods Word to explore ten common perspectives about sin, salvation, and our relationship with God, youll discover a more expansive and hopeful vision of what it means to be created in His image.
Many Christians have been taught to see themselves as fundamentally brokenwith a human nature defined by sin, separated from God, and constantly striving to be worthy. They have been taught that being human is something to overcomethat their deepest instincts, emotions, and desires are untrustworthy. But what if thats not the whole story? What if God is inviting us to see our humanity as, in fact, very good news?
In The Gospel of Being Human, Marty Solomon (host of the BEMA podcast) and Reed Dent invite you on a journey of curiosity, attention, and wonderasking better questions about who we really are and what Scripture actually says about our identity. As you go to Gods Word to explore ten common perspectives about sin, salvation, and our relationship with God, youll discover a more expansive and hopeful vision of what it means to be created in His image.
- Explore ten common theological perspectives and examine how they shape our understanding of God, ourselves, and others.
- Learn how curiosity, attention, and wonder can transform your spiritual life and lead to a more vibrant relationship with God.
- Challenge the belief that humans are defined by sinand discover how Scripture reveals our fundamental goodness as image-bearers of God.
- Reframe the gospel not as an escape from our humanness, but as a reclamation of what God called very good and an invitation to partner with God in restoring the world.
- Engage with timely conversations on faith deconstruction and reconstruction while holding onto a biblical faith that is both authentic and deeply rooted in Scripture.
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What If Being Human Isnt the Problembut the Point?
Many Christians have been taught to see themselves as fundamentally brokenwith a human nature defined by sin, separated from God, and constantly striving to be worthy. They have been taught that being human is something to overcomethat their deepest instincts, emotions, and desires are untrustworthy. But what if thats not the whole story? What if God is inviting us to see our humanity as, in fact, very good news?
In The Gospel of Being Human, Marty Solomon (host of the BEMA podcast) and Reed Dent invite you on a journey of curiosity, attention, and wonderasking better questions about who we really are and what Scripture actually says about our identity. As you go to Gods Word to explore ten common perspectives about sin, salvation, and our relationship with God, youll discover a more expansive and hopeful vision of what it means to be created in His image.
Many Christians have been taught to see themselves as fundamentally brokenwith a human nature defined by sin, separated from God, and constantly striving to be worthy. They have been taught that being human is something to overcomethat their deepest instincts, emotions, and desires are untrustworthy. But what if thats not the whole story? What if God is inviting us to see our humanity as, in fact, very good news?
In The Gospel of Being Human, Marty Solomon (host of the BEMA podcast) and Reed Dent invite you on a journey of curiosity, attention, and wonderasking better questions about who we really are and what Scripture actually says about our identity. As you go to Gods Word to explore ten common perspectives about sin, salvation, and our relationship with God, youll discover a more expansive and hopeful vision of what it means to be created in His image.
- Explore ten common theological perspectives and examine how they shape our understanding of God, ourselves, and others.
- Learn how curiosity, attention, and wonder can transform your spiritual life and lead to a more vibrant relationship with God.
- Challenge the belief that humans are defined by sinand discover how Scripture reveals our fundamental goodness as image-bearers of God.
- Reframe the gospel not as an escape from our humanness, but as a reclamation of what God called very good and an invitation to partner with God in restoring the world.
- Engage with timely conversations on faith deconstruction and reconstruction while holding onto a biblical faith that is both authentic and deeply rooted in Scripture.