Brian Dembowczyk's guest appearances

Brian Dembowczyk

The Way Home Podcast

Pairadocs

Everyday Theology + Questions Kids Ask

Theological Family Ministry

Brandon Smith

Trillia Newbell

Jason Duesing

Jason Houser

Emily Jensen

Jen Wilkin

Micah Fries

Jamie Ivey

Barnabas Piper

Art Rainer

Jana Magruder

Daniel Patterson

Randy Newman

Lysa TerKeurst

Lisa Harper

OwlTail

How can parents effectively communicate the truths of Scripture in a way that is lasting for their children? Brian Dembowczyk joins me to share some practical ways parents, teachers, and leaders can be intentional about passing on the gospel to the next generation. Brian is the managing editor of The Gospel Project at LifeWay. He […] The post The Way Home: Brian Dembowczyk on passing the gospel to the next generation appeared first on Daniel Darling.

How can parents effectively communicate the truths of Scripture in a way that is lasting for their children? Brian Dembowczyk joins me to share some practical ways parents, teachers, and leaders can be intentional about passing on the gospel to the next generation. Brian is the managing editor of The Gospel Project at LifeWay. He […] The post <a href="https://danieldarling.com/2018/07/the-way-home-brian-dembowczyk-on-passing-the-gospel-to-the-next-generation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Way Home: Brian Dembowczyk on passing the gospel to the next generation</a> appeared first on <a href="https://danieldarling.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Daniel Darling</a>.

The Way Home: Brian Dembowczyk on passing the gospel to the next generation

In this episode of TFM Pastors Tony and Ben talk with Brian Dembowczyk Managing Editor of Lifeway's The Gospel Project curriculum to talk about the need for Gospel centrality in both parenting and teaching children or youth.  Listen and be blessed. Email us with feedback and episode suggestions at theTFMpodcast@gmail.com.

Episode 42: Gospel Centrality w/ Brian Dembowczyk of The Gospel Project

The quick answer is "God's glory," but it has far-reaching implications. Our lives are not for our own enjoyment or our own pleasure, but for Him. Why would God create a world He knew would rebel against Him?  We have to let some tension hang here, as we don't know all the ins and outs of the mind of God, but we know God created us knowing we would fall. He knew He would send Jesus. This question screams His love to us, which drives to His glory. The more we understand His love, the more we understand His glory. God knew the full ramifications of what was happening, and yet He chose to create nonetheless. Creation before the fall shows us what life will be like when Jesus returns and makes everything right again. Heaven by Randy Alcorn is super helpful (AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) to learn more here. Prior to the fall, Adam and Eve enjoyed their work and enjoyed one another. Our relationships that we know today will be changed in eternity, but all relationships, all work, and every moment will point to God's glory. Even right after Adam and Eve sinned, God slaughtered an animal and made Adam and Eve clothing. His plan to provide covering for their sin through the blood of Christ is already being foreshadowed here. We consistently see God's grace and humanity's need for Him throughout Scripture. Featured Resource: Cornerstones by Brian Dembowczyk is a fantastic resource that walks through 200 questions and answers to build a strong theology with kids. Read more at www.marycwiley.com/podcast/whydidgodcreate

The quick answer is "God's glory," but it has far-reaching implications. Our lives are not for our own enjoyment or our own pleasure, but for Him. Why would God create a world He knew would rebel against Him?  We have to let some tension hang here, as we don't know all the ins and outs of the mind of God, but we know God created us knowing we would fall. He knew He would send Jesus. This question screams His love to us, which drives to His glory. The more we understand His love, the more we understand His glory. God knew the full ramifications of what was happening, and yet He chose to create nonetheless. Creation before the fall shows us what life will be like when Jesus returns and makes everything right again. Heaven by Randy Alcorn is super helpful (AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) to learn more here. Prior to the fall, Adam and Eve enjoyed their work and enjoyed one another. Our relationships that we know today will be changed in eternity, but all relationships, all work, and every moment will point to God's glory. Even right after Adam and Eve sinned, God slaughtered an animal and made Adam and Eve clothing. His plan to provide covering for their sin through the blood of Christ is already being foreshadowed here. We consistently see God's grace and humanity's need for Him throughout Scripture. Featured Resource: Cornerstones by Brian Dembowczyk is a fantastic resource that walks through 200 questions and answers to build a strong theology with kids. Read more at <a href="http://www.marycwiley.com/podcast/whydidgodcreate" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.marycwiley.com/podcast/whydidgodcreate</a>

Why Did God Create the World? with Brian Dembowczyk