God's Word, Accomplishing God's Purposes | Isaiah 55:6-13
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- Опубліковано 24 гру 2023
- In this final reflection on Advent, Prof. N.T. Wright draws together the beginning and ending of the servant song in Isaiah 40-55 through the theme of God’s word and its surety. The Advent story is the ultimate story of God’s word going out to accomplish God’s will. As John 1 reminds us, the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.
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Wonderful!
“The Word means that God speaks and stuff happens…”
The Word of God always becomes flesh and bares fruit. The spoken word of God becomes something tangible.
Thankyou Tom, I listen to your short word and prayer each night and they bring such comfort.
Valerie, knowing that these videos bring you comfort is treasure to us. We are grateful that you are part of our community.
@@NTWrightOnline Thankyou for your kind words. My husband died 3 months ago after 42 years as a Parish priest. I was ordained (in NZ) in 1984 and was his co-vicar until we retired 13 years ago. I have read some of your books, and now finding great satisfaction especially from you teaching at Fuller where Martin got his Doctorate in Ministry. I listen to your lectures 3 or 4 times a week and your shorter readings each night. It helps the deep grief I have from Martin's passing. Thankyou.
Our team at N.T. Wright Online extend our condolences on the recent passing of your husband, Martin. We are moved to hear about the incredible 42-year journey he shared as a Parish priest, alongside your dedicated co-vicarship.
We are encouraged to know that N.T. Wright's teachings at Fuller, where Martin earned his Doctorate in Ministry, continue to provide comfort during this difficult time. Finding solace in listening to the lectures and readings nightly is a testament to your strength and resilience, which are admirable.
We hope these resources offer ongoing support in the days ahead.
~Charleen at N.T. Wright Online
God made the Bible incredible. and so true.
One day God will renew all creation...embrace the promise...
Renewal is our cherished hope, and we are grateful to rejoice in this promise together
Merry Christmas, Tom, and to everyone watching this wonderful series!
Merry Christmas! We're thankful for you and for everyone sharing in this series with us.
Such a beautiful and encouraging passage!
People must know🙏🏻🕊🩵
Absolutely brilliant picture Dr Wright, painted for us through the inspiration of the prophet Isaiah to understand who God is, what He wants for us, and how we can live a godly life.
Thank you for your kind words! We're grateful to explore God’s wisdom and hope with you.
Merry Christmas
I love listening and learning. I think one of my friends will go to Houston to hear you.
Hello from Ukraine! I'm glad I can listen to you on youtube, you are a person who has had a great impact on me, thank you for your invaluable work. May God bless you!
We're happy to hear from you in Ukraine! Your kind words mean so much to us, and knowing that you've been positively impacted is the best encouragement we could receive. May God bless you, too! ~Charleen at N.T. Wright Online
Amen❤
Thank you! Amen
Merry Christmas to you and your family, Tom. These messages are a wonderful blessing to all. ✔️
Merry Christmas to you and your family! Your kind words mean a lot, and we're grateful to share these messages. Thanks for your continued support
Amen!
Thank you so much for the superb work that you are doing! Please do not stop doing what you do! God bless you!
Your support is an encouragement for all of us at N.T. Wright Online, thank you. God bless you, too!
Isaiah 40:8 is my life verse. Thank you for all the connections to the Advent.
Hi Tom.
I came back to my faith over the past ten years, your sermons and talks have been instrumental in that journey amongst others. The internet can do some good deeds and thank you for being part of that.
You've not posted for a little while. Hope all is well with you.
God bless...
Thank you for sharing your reflections. Tom is semi-retired and does not actively monitor this channel, but it is encouraging to hear about your journey. We are grateful to be working on new additions to our channel and will have more to offer soon! --NTW Online Team
Wonderful Bishop Wright, Wonderful!
Our team appreciates your kind words. Thank you for your support and encouragement!
Thank you for this excellent teaching. Could we please have the subtitles corrected to read sower and not sewer - small detail but it does detract from the message. Thanks.
Is Dr. Wright ever going to do new episodes of 'Ask NT Wright Anything'?
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Hi Tom, what version, if any, of the Book of Common Prayer do you recommend?
Thank you for your question to Prof. Wright. Currently, he is semi-retired, dedicating time to family and several book projects, which limits his ability to respond to questions here. However, we encourage you to share your question on our Engaging Theology Discussion Forum www.admirato.org/products/communities/discussion. There are people there who could offer great suggestions.
Tom I lost my husband of 53 years three weeks ago suddenly to heart attack. How can I get around the pain and apply this teaching.
Grief can't be gotten around... it has to be experienced but rest assured God walks thru it with you and has promised that death has been defeated and all things will be new again... hold in to His promises... know He won't let you go... Praying you experience God's comfort and peace. I lost my husband 14 years ago in Jan... I still miss him, but God has been with me and I believe He has a special place in His heart for widows.. He knows how difficult it can be.. and I think He provides an extra portion for us because of it ❤
While there is no way around the pain, you're never alone in the journey. Prayers for you as you walk this painful path
There's an old saying: you never get over it, you just get through it. We have to walk through the valley and there's no shortcut but we have a shepherd who cares for us and will never abandon us. Sometimes we have to be carried until we're strong enough. It's unbelievable how many people I know who struggle with Christmas because they have lost someone. I think there is a place amongst all the celebration for a Christmas service of reflection and memory. I pray you get through this.
Don't you think, Dr. Wright, that the two-edged sword that comes out of the mouth of the Lamb would be like putting a knife to the neck of the fallen gods, whether they have flesh or not? It is that feeling that you are going to die and suffer because no one escapes from God. If anyone wants to take note, let them take it.
His word is the knife the sword that cuts me to the heart and carved me up to the point that it's oh me or oh my
@@user-rr4pg1zi5v Maybe for us it is a scalpel that operates our life 👀
Are you really partaking in pagan holidays?
Disappointing
AMEN
Merry Christmas