What Does It Mean to Place One’s Faith in Jesus?

Faith in Jesus: What It Means to Truly Believe and Follow In John’s Gospel, “belief” is an action word, showing that real faith includes an outward response. Trusting Jesus means […]

Why Is a New Birth Necessary?

New Birth and the Restoration of Our Relationship With God New Birth is necessary because sin disrupted humanity’s relationship with God, beginning with Adam and Eve’s choice to do life […]

Anessa Westbrook

How Does Faith Respond to the Enthronement of King Jesus?

King Jesus and Faithful Responses to His Enthronement Faith responds to the enthroned King Jesus by living faithfully and pursuing the Great Commission with compassion, hope, and worship despite hardship. […]

Mark E. Moore

VIDEO: Review of Paul Kingsnorth’s ‘Against the Machine’

What is “the machine,” and how is technology reshaping our culture, identity, and faith? In this RENEW Review, Chad Ragsdale examines Paul Kingsnorth’s Against the Machine and its warning that […]

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VIDEO: Review of Jordan Peterson’s ‘We Who Wrestle with God’

By John Whittaker | Bio

John Whittaker is a disciple of Jesus and a Bible teacher whose goal is to provide what he calls “blue jeans theology”–theology for everyday life. He’s been a pastor and Bible college professor and a church planter. One of his greatest joys in life is being a husband, father, and grandfather. He is the creator of the Bible in Life online teaching ministry (at johnwhittaker.net) and of the Listener’s Commentary on the New Testament (listenerscommentary.com). He loves seeing people come alive to the joy and transforming power of walking with Jesus in the midst of their everyday life.

In We Who Wrestle with God, psychologist Jordan Peterson weighs in on the meaning of foundational stories from the Hebrew Bible. According to Peterson, what are the messages we should glean from Jonah in the fish, Moses in the wilderness, and Noah on the ark? In this review of We Who Wrestle with God, Bible scholar John Whittaker takes us on a tour of Peterson’s hermeneutical approach and his views of God and humans. Does the renowned psychologist make a trustworthy guide to understanding the Bible?

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