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The Bible & The Novel: The Gospel of Mark 11-16 (& Netflix’s Messiah)

The Bible & The Novel: The Gospel of Mark 11-16 (& Netflix’s Messiah)

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Apr 16, 2020 | College Classes, The Bible, The Bible and The Novel, Video

Ever wished there was a gospel written specifically for those really bleak, hopeless moments when all appears lost? A gospel writer that seems to sit with us in our questions and brokenness? The Gospel of Mark might be the account of Jesus’ life for exactly those...
The Bible & The Novel: Mark’s Gospel (& Netflix’s Messiah)

The Bible & The Novel: Mark’s Gospel (& Netflix’s Messiah)

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Apr 9, 2020 | College Classes, The Bible, The Bible and The Novel, Video

Resurrecting Jesus from the fog of familiarity can be hard—so hard, in fact, that we often gloss over the way each individual gospel text portrays him. In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus is cagey, authoritative, even mysterious. What do we make of this man? Who is he?...
The Bible & The Novel: Netflix’s Messiah (& Mark’s Gospel)

The Bible & The Novel: Netflix’s Messiah (& Mark’s Gospel)

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Apr 3, 2020 | College Classes, Reading Well, The Bible, The Bible and The Novel, The Christian Imagination, Video

Stories that reimagine Jesus, considering what his life would look like if lived in the modern world, have a long history in the Christian imagination. What would Jesus do? How would governments and leaders respond? And would you believe him if he showed up here and...
The Bible & the Novel: Ruth & Marilynne Robinson’s Lila

The Bible & the Novel: Ruth & Marilynne Robinson’s Lila

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Apr 2, 2020 | College Classes, Fostering Faith, Reading Well, The Bible, The Bible and The Novel, Video

Too often texts fall silent because we think we know the story. Or because we find the barriers of time, place, and culture insurmountable. At George Fox University we are exploring ways to bring creative educational solutions to students during the COVID-19 crisis...

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