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"When we look at the miracles of Jesus, there are some compelling reasons to believe they actually happened.” In today’s #TakeFive, RZIM’s Matthew Mittelberg examines a surprising source that validates these miracles: the enemies of Jesus. When we look through the stories of Jesus’ miracles, it is important to ask ourselves three questions: Did his enemies deny them? Did they deny the emptiness of his tomb? Did they see him alive after death? 
 
You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

"When we look at the miracles of Jesus, there are some compelling reasons to believe they actually happened.” In today’s #TakeFive, RZIM’s Matthew Mittelberg examines a surprising source that validates these miracles: the enemies of Jesus. When we look through the stories of Jesus’ miracles, it is important to ask ourselves three questions: Did his enemies deny them? Did they deny the emptiness of his tomb? Did they see him alive after death?
 
You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

Did Jesus’ Miracles Actually Happen? | Matthew Mittelberg | Take Five | RZIM

Why doesn’t God perform more miracles today so that more people would believe Him? In today’s #TakeFive, Matthew Mittelberg addresses this question, looking at why God does miracles in the first place. 
 
You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

Why doesn’t God perform more miracles today so that more people would believe Him? In today’s #TakeFive, Matthew Mittelberg addresses this question, looking at why God does miracles in the first place.
 
You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

Why Would God Do Miracles? | Matthew Mittelberg | Take Five | RZIM

In this week’s #TheSaturdaySession, Dr. Vince Vitale, RZIM's Regional Director for the Americas and Director of the Zacharias Institute, poses an uncomfortable question: “Can we handle the truth?” Vince makes the case that now, more than ever before, we are confused and in fear of the truth. Spend some time with Vince this weekend as he guides us towards a way of handling and embracing truth.

How to Make Sense of Life | Dr. Vince Vitale | The Saturday Session | RZIM

“It is only those scars that could possibly understand the scars of others.” In today’s #TakeFive, RZIM Canada’s Alanzo Julian Paul continues exploring the theme of beauty but this time through the assumed ugliness of that which scars us. Alanzo draws us into the transforming beauty and power of the Christian gospel, which has at its center a scarred God. And this scarred God intimately and eternally understands our scars. It is by his beautiful scars that we are healed, and we are forgiven. 
 
You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

“It is only those scars that could possibly understand the scars of others.” In today’s #TakeFive, RZIM Canada’s Alanzo Julian Paul continues exploring the theme of beauty but this time through the assumed ugliness of that which scars us. Alanzo draws us into the transforming beauty and power of the Christian gospel, which has at its center a scarred God. And this scarred God intimately and eternally understands our scars. It is by his beautiful scars that we are healed, and we are forgiven. 

You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

How Can There Be Beauty in Our Scars? | Alanzo Julian Paul | Take Five | RZIM

Some Christians say that it's pointless to take care of the environment because God is going to destroy it all in the end anyway. Is this a correct view of how Christians should treat the world or does Christianity offer another answer? Xandra Carroll discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Some Christians say that it's pointless to take care of the environment because God is going to destroy it all in the end anyway. Is this a correct view of how Christians should treat the world or does Christianity offer another answer? Xandra Carroll discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Should Christians be apathetic towards the environment? | Xandra Carroll | Q&A | RZIM

“Jesus comes down from the mountain–the inaccessible becoming accessible.” In today’s #TakeFive, RZIM Canada’s Alanzo Julian Paul continues exploring the theme of beauty by looking at what happened in the immediate aftermath of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, when he touched an outcast leper and demonstrated his willingness to get involved in the messiness of our lives. 
 
You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

“Jesus comes down from the mountain–the inaccessible becoming accessible.” In today’s #TakeFive, RZIM Canada’s Alanzo Julian Paul continues exploring the theme of beauty by looking at what happened in the immediate aftermath of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, when he touched an outcast leper and demonstrated his willingness to get involved in the messiness of our lives.

You’re invited to discuss the Take Five video series in RZIM Connect: https://connect.rzim.org/c/ask-rzim/take-five

We Have Access to God | Alanzo Julian Paul | Take Five | RZIM

It's very evident that humans have a major role on this earth like no other animal and yet it seems that humans have caused the most destruction. Are humans a cancer to the environment? If so, should we eliminate ourselves for the betterment of nature? Nathan Rittenhouse discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

It's very evident that humans have a major role on this earth like no other animal and yet it seems that humans have caused the most destruction. Are humans a cancer to the environment? If so, should we eliminate ourselves for the betterment of nature? Nathan Rittenhouse discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Environmentally, would it be better if humans didn't exist? | Nathan Rittenhouse | Q&A | RZIM

“Our cultural methods put a sentence on us: they can silence us from sharing the truth, and they can silence us from accepting the truth.” This weekend on #TheSaturdaySession, attorney and RZIM Senior Vice President Abdu Murray uses the lens of the gospel to explain that the sentence proclaimed by modern culture is a sentence unapproved and overruled by Heaven.

How the Gospel Speaks to Our Culture | Abdu Murray | The Saturday Session | RZIM

Younger generations are often frustrated and afraid of the future of the earth because of climate change and the lack of concern from the previous generations. Is their frustration and fear warranted? Is the previous generation responsible for our current environmental crisis? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Younger generations are often frustrated and afraid of the future of the earth because of climate change and the lack of concern from the previous generations. Is their frustration and fear warranted? Is the previous generation responsible for our current environmental crisis?  Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Should we be afraid of our environmental future? | Nathan Rittenhouse & Xandra Carroll | Q&A | RZIM

“One characteristic that appears to be uniquely true of human beings is that we are meaning-seeking creatures. Our difficulty, however, lies in knowing where to find it.” This Saturday, June 6, join Zacharias Institute Dean of Studies Dr. Jo Vitale for #TheSaturdaySession. Drawing on the four pillars commonly used to define our sense of meaning–belonging, purpose, transcendence, and storytelling–Jo examines each pillar to ask whether such foundations are strong enough to prop up a truly meaningful life; what if it was never about the meaning we make, but the meaning who made us?

How to Find Meaning | Jo Vitale | The Saturday Session | RZIM

Often any discussion around the topic of environment quickly becomes a political debate. As Christians, is there a way to talk about being good stewards of the earth without stepping on political landmines? How do we find common ground between all people on the topic of environment? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Often any discussion around the topic of environment quickly becomes a political debate. As Christians, is there a way to talk about being good stewards of the earth without stepping on political landmines? How do we find common ground between all people on the topic of environment?  Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

How do we peacefully discuss environment issues? | Nathan Rittenhouse & Xandra Carroll | Q&A | RZIM

Most people assume that any new "green" initiative is less harmful to the environment. Is this actually true? Are we taking part in "green" ideas that are actually making it worse? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Most people assume that any new "green" initiative is less harmful to the environment. Is this actually true? Are we taking part in "green" ideas that are actually making it worse? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Are the new environmental initiatives harmful? | Nathan Rittenhouse & Xandra Carroll | Q&A | RZIM

If God is sovereign, then He would have to be in control of nature. Why does He command or allow these things to happen? Are natural disasters a result of our decisions or do they just happen? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

If God is sovereign, then He would have to be in control of nature. Why does He command or allow these things to happen? Are natural disasters a result of our decisions or do they just happen? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

What role does God play in natural disasters? | Nathan Rittenhouse & Xandra Carroll | Q&A | RZIM

“Every woman’s story is different, and this is extremely important to remember as we dig into what the Bible has to say about mothers,” Michelle Tepper says. This is also why the Isaiah 54 Mother is such a significant character to consider, and not just for mothers, but for all women.

Every woman's story is different, and this is extremely important to remember as we dig into what the Bible has to say about ...

Biblical Mothers | The Isaiah 54 Mother: A Message for All Women | Mother's Day | Michelle Tepper

What are some books Nathan and Xandra recommend on the topic of good environmental stewardship? Also, what can people realistically do in their own lives to help better the environmental issues we are facing? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

What are some books Nathan and Xandra recommend on the topic of good environmental stewardship? Also, what can people realistically do in their own lives to help better the environmental issues we are facing? Nathan Rittenhouse and Xandra Carroll discuss this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

What practical steps can we take to help? | Nathan Rittenhouse & Xandra Carroll | Q&A | RZIM

The Bible tells us to cast our burdens on God. But what does that mean? What, practically, does that look like, especially in a #pandemic? Vince Vitale shows us practical ways to offload our burdens to the Lord in this talk, "Are You Carrying the World?" #COVID19 #Coronavirus

Are You Carrying the World? Practical Ways to Give God Our Burdens | Vince Vitale | RZIM

In discussing environment, the topic of food consumption comes up frequently. Does our diet matter to God? How can we eat good food and yet not be harmful to the environment? Is eating animals bad since it results in their death? Nathan Rittenhouse discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

In discussing environment, the topic of food consumption comes up frequently. Does our diet matter to God? How can we eat good food and yet not be harmful to the environment? Is eating animals bad since it results in their death? Nathan Rittenhouse discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

How do we eat in a way that is good for us and the environment? | Nathan Rittenhouse | Q&A | RZIM

Before bringing in our own dispositions and opinions, the Christian starting point needs to be the Bible. There are so many questions that need to be answered when it comes to the topic of environmental care and much of it is up for debate. Does the Bible actually lay out what the Christian response should be? Nathan Rittenhouse discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel. 
 
This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

Before bringing in our own dispositions and opinions, the Christian starting point needs to be the Bible. There are so many questions that need to be answered when it comes to the topic of environmental care and much of it is up for debate. Does the Bible actually lay out what the Christian response should be? Nathan Rittenhouse discusses this question on a livestream Q&A Panel.

This question was asked at an RZIM Trending Questions event called “Is Environmental Justice Possible?” held at the Zacharias Institute.

What should the Christian response be to environmental harm? | Nathan Rittenhouse | Q&A | RZIM

Time after time, wisdom works in the interruptions of our daily lives. #TakeFive is our request for five minutes to turn interruptions into illustrations. This week, Abdu Murray takes a closer look at Jesus’ Eastern context to see what we might be missing in the West. On day four, Abdu explores just how countercultural Jesus really was and still is today and why we can’t be the solution if we are the problem.

Who is Jesus? Abdu Murray | TAKE FIVE | RZIM

This week, Abdu Murray will take a closer look at Jesus’ Eastern context. Today, he explores the relationship of parables to the truth and what one parable especially has to tell us about this period of isolation.

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