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skip to content seeking the kingdom what is god’s kingdom? . . . how do we seek it? menu home scripture index topic index bibliography links contact about how human rule goes bad (exodus 1:1-11) open exodus 1:1-11 . by the end of genesis, one of abraham’s descendants was bringing divine wisdom to the greatest ruler of his day. in joseph, pharaoh saw the spirit of the heavenly sovereign (genesis 41:38). he followed joseph’s advice, and many lives were saved. so is there hope in human rule? after all, human rulers are god’s servants, to limit violence on the earth. unfortunately, our human rulers always end up as self-serving. four centuries later, egypt has a new king, one who does not know joseph (ex 1:8). that means this pharaoh does not know yhwh either. the exodus is not just about the heavenly ruler releasing his people from pharaoh: it is about the heavenly ruler revealing himself to pharaoh. the goal is that pharaoh will know yhwh as earth’s true ruler (5:2; 6:7; 7:5, 17; 8:10 and so on). exodus 1–15 is a confrontation between rulers, a kind of war—a challenge over who rules. it is a kingdom conflict—the paradigmatic kingdom confrontation of the old testament. continue reading “how human rule goes bad (exodus 1:1-11)” author allen browne posted on 25 july 2018 24 july 2018 categories exegesis , exodus, book of , power , wisdom leave a comment on how human rule goes bad (exodus 1:1-11) exodus: the setting what do we know from history about the exodus? please don’t believe everything you find in the internet about the exodus. there are some outlandish claims. some claim to have found the ark of the covenant, noah’s ark, and everything in between. some claim to have evidence of the exodus in the wrong time period. the truth is that there is no indisputable archaeological evidence to corroborate the narrative of the exodus. continue reading “exodus: the setting” author allen browne posted on 23 july 2018 23 july 2018 categories background , exegesis , exodus, book of leave a comment on exodus: the setting exodus: god’s kingdom established exodus is a kingdom of god story. what does it say? exodus provides a powerful revelation of who god is. he is the true ruler. pharaoh cannot rule god’s people. that’s good news. while riverview college is launching, i’ll be posting on what exodus says about our heavenly sovereign, from an advance in faith series ( unit 220 ). exodus is about god’s kingship — establishing a nation under his rule and law, living among his people. continue reading “exodus: god’s kingdom established” author allen browne posted on 21 july 2018 23 july 2018 categories exegesis , exodus, book of , summary leave a comment on exodus: god’s kingdom established fitted for a crown the present struggle is part of god’s restorative work. recently i had a tooth break. my dentist gave me an appointment to be fitted for a crown. that’s fine, but before she can fit the crown, she has to remove the decay. that’s how the old testament prophets described things. they regularly spoke of god drilling down to remove the decay from his people, so he could restore them. they called it judgment, and it’s the necessary preparation for god’s restorative work. continue reading “fitted for a crown” author allen browne posted on 17 july 2018 17 july 2018 categories sanctification 1 comment on fitted for a crown what makes a church effective? what makes a church credible in the community? good events? or good works? i kid you not: riverview church staff went offsite today to discuss what the church is and what we are becoming. and that sign (above) was at the entrance of the room we used! so, what do you think? does the church best represent god with good events, or good works? continue reading “what makes a church effective?” author allen browne posted on 4 july 2018 4 july 2018 categories ecclesiology 1 comment on what makes a church effective? picturing new heavens/earth how to you picture the new heavens and new earth? here’s how aussie artists responded to the challenge. what do you imagine when you hear of god restoring his creation, as a new heavens and a new earth? mandorla art awards challenged australian artists to realize that image. here are some of the results, displayed at turner galleries (perth) in june 2018. continue reading “picturing new heavens/earth” author allen browne posted on 30 june 2018 30 june 2018 categories art , reversal tags #mandorlaartaward leave a comment on picturing new heavens/earth posting pause don’t expect many posts on this blog over the next few months. i’ll be seeking the kingdom for the rest of my life, but right now there’s a college to launch. so, keep using the posts here as an online commentary. you’ll find them in the scripture index . there’s heaps on genesis 1–37 and matthew 1–14, and others like psalm 23 and john 3:16 from a kingdom perspective. continue reading “posting pause” author allen browne posted on 28 may 2018 17 july 2018 categories uncategorized 3 comments on posting pause riverview college info night want to discover what riverview college offers? join us tuesday evening, 29 may 2018. want the low-down on the new riverview college ? join us for the information night at riverview burswood , 7 pm tuesday 29 may 2018. we’ll explain how you can gain a diploma of ministry (10574nat), along with internship experience and leadership workshops. we’ll explain the content, entry requirements, time commitment, fees, internship opportunities, dates and times. and we’ll take your questions. continue reading “riverview college info night” author allen browne posted on 25 may 2018 27 may 2018 categories riverview , training leave a comment on riverview college info night the moses connection is jesus “a new moses”? would that be a helpful way to describe him? should we describe jesus as “a new moses” in the biblical story? in the old testament, moses liberated god’s people and established them as his nation. in the new, jesus liberated humanity and established us as god’s kingdom. the similarities are clear, so hundreds of books draw the comparison. yet the new testament writers seem reticent to describe jesus this way. why? a kingdom perspective provides the answer. continue reading “the moses connection” author allen browne posted on 23 may 2018 23 may 2018 categories christ , moses leave a comment on the moses connection a tale of two kings (matthew 14:1-21) how do we present jesus as king, when he’s so different to the rulers appointed by this world? open matthew 14:1-21 . jesus’ regal authority can frighten people. we’ve all experienced power being abused. so how do we announce a king who cares for his people? we’ll need to explain the contrast. matthew shows us how by juxtaposing the stories of two kings. continue reading “a tale of two kings (matthew 14:1-21)” author allen browne posted on 21 may 2018 23 may 2018 categories exegesis , matthew, gospel of , power leave a comment on a tale of two kings (matthew 14:1-21) that royal wedding message if you haven’t heard it yet, check out the full transcript of bishop michael curry’s sermon at the royal wedding (prince harry and meghan markle). continue reading “that royal wedding message” author allen browne posted on 19 may 2018 21 may 2018 categories wedding 2 comments on that royal wedding message feeding the multitude (matthew 14:13-21) what are we to learn from unusual miracles like the feeding of the 5000? open matthew 14:13-21 . feeding the 5000, or walking on water. they’re favourites that capture our imagination, but why did jesus do these things? if they were signs , what were they pointing to? was he showing off? was he telling the crowds he was god? what was jesus doing? continue reading “feeding the multitude (matthew 14:13-21)” author allen browne posted on 18 may 2018 21 may 2018 categories exegesis , justice , matthew, gospel of leave a comment on feeding the multitude (matthew 14:13-21) posts navigation page 1 page 2 … page 30 next page recent

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