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Ryan Pemberton

Ryan Pemberton is the author of Called: My Journey to C. S. Lewis’s House and Back Again (Leafwood Publishers) and Walking With C. S. Lewis: A Spiritual Guide Through His Life and Writings (Lexham Press).

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It’s always good to go back to the basics. So, we created Bible definition posts that you can save, share, and keep in your back pocket! 📩 Today’s definition: Providence. “God’s plan and interaction with his creation. Usually discussed in association with sovereignty, foreknowledge, predestination, free will and evil.” Get the whole book in our bio! #bibledefinitions #biblebasics #providence
“Be holy, for I am holy.” (1 Peter 1:16) #bibledefinitions #biblebasics #holy #holiness
This month we’re focusing on some of the basics, so we’ll be sharing prevalent words in the Bible and their definitions. Follow along and share with others! ➡️📖 Revelation: “The disclosure of divine secrets, knowledge, or other information from the divine realm to humans.” Learn more from the Lexham Bible Dictionary with the link in bio. #bibledefinitions #biblebasics #revelation #revelations
If you are involved in your church at any capacity, prepare to scratch busywork off your to-do list. Join us on April 20 at 10:00 a.m. (PT) for a life-changing product announcement! ✨ Plus, watch live for a chance to win a free #LogosBibleSoftware Gold package. Register in bio.
🎨Color and emotion🎨 Not sure what colors match the tone you’re trying to convey? Swipe to learn. 👉Color pairings can elicit emotion depending on what you use and how you use it. Check out our handy tips and share them with others!
🎨Basics of color🎨 You might be wondering why a tech company serving the church would post about primary colors...🧐 Well, it’s because design matters! If you are involved in creating graphics for upcoming church events or sermon series, Faithlife wants to help you make them the best they can be. Everything we do at the church should glorify God, including the small details. Save this post to understand the basics of using color and read the rest in our free guide!
Listen and learn from the #AAPIcommunity with a selection of books, courses, and other Christian resources. 👉 Finding Our Voice: A Vision for Asian North American Preaching 👉Prophetic Lament: A Call for Justice in Troubled Times 👉Cultural Implications of Theology: Influences of Christian Doctrine on Society (4 hour course) Link in bio!
He is risen. He is risen indeed! "We were buried there with him by baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead but the glory of the Father, we too might walk in the newness of life." #easter2021 #eastersunday #heisrisen #holyweek
You can say that again. Jesus, thank you for dying for my sins. #HolySaturday #holyweek #easter #easter2021 #eastersunday #jesusdiedforyou
Today is #GoodFriday, and while many of us get to take the day off, let's remember what we are observing—Jesus' death and resurrection. He will swallow up death. He will wipe away tears. He has spoken. #eastersunday #holyweek #jesusdiedforyou #easter2021 #encouragingverse
In this roundtable interview with guests @sharonhmiller, @trillianewbell, and Wendy Widder, we'll discuss the role of women in theology and why the church needs female theologians. Are you currently working in theology or would you like to learn more about the ways women in history have contributed to the Church’s theology and ministry? Then hit that reminder button with the link in our bio! #womeninministry #theology #womenshistorymonth #internationalwomensday #womensupportingwomen #biblestudy #churchonline #trillianewbell
"I will praise You because I have been remarkably and wonderfully made. Your works are wonderful, and I know this very well." – Psalms 139:14 You have been remarkably and wonderfully made. A little bit of truth for your Thursday. 🤍 #TruthThursday ....should we make that a thing? 🙃
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