Welcome to Come Let Us Reason Together, the podcast from Lenny Esposito and Come Reason Ministries. Here, we dig deeply into ways Christianity shows itself as an intelligent and rational faith. Episodes include topics about faith, ethics, worldview, and philosophy from a distinctly Christian perspective. Join us each week and see just how rational faith can be!
When Jesus walked with the disciples to Emmaus, He started from Moses and explained all the prophecies concerning Himself. Reading Old Testament books such as Leviticus and Numbers sometimes feels like tedium, but even these texts have exciting foreshadowings of our Savior. In this study, Lenny continues to walk through the books of Moses and discovers signs of Jesus in these writings.
Part 3 of 4
When Jesus walked with the disciples to Emmaus, He started from Moses and explained all the prophecies concerning Himself. Reading Old Testament books such as Leviticus and Numbers sometimes feels like tedium, but even these texts have exciting foreshadowings of our Savior. In this study, Lenny continues to walk through the books of Moses and discovers signs of Jesus in these writings.
Part 2 of 4
When Jesus walked with the disciples to Emmaus, He started from Moses and explained all the prophecies concerning Himself. Reading Old Testament books such as Leviticus and Numbers sometimes feels like tedium, but even these texts have exciting foreshadowings of our Savior. In this study, Lenny continues to walk through the books of Moses and discovers signs of Jesus in these writings.
Part 1 of 4
Skeptics and Internet sites make the claim that Jesus' story is not unique. There were many saviors in ancient religious systems and the gospels were just borrowing from earlier myths. Is this true? See why we can dismiss claims of ancient plagiarism as so much hogwash.
Part 4 of 4
Skeptics and Internet sites make the claim that Jesus' story is not unique. There were many saviors in ancient religious systems and the gospels were just borrowing from earlier myths. Is this true? See why we can dismiss claims of ancient plagiarism as so much hogwash.
Part 3 of 4