Conrad Gempf's guest appearances

Conrad Gempf

The Lutheran Inquisitor

Simply Jesus Gathering Podcast

London School of Theology Podcast

Lynne Hybels

Nish Weiseth

Brian Zahnd

James Bachman

Jeff Bethke

Greg Boyle

Alister McGrath

N.T. Wright

Peter Kirby

Ted Dekker

Dave Runyon

Philip Yancey

Lawrence Rast

Andrew Bartelt

Charles Gieschen

OwlTail

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The Importance of Scripture to Jesus (Conrad Gempf)

Q &amp; A: Nish Weiseth &amp; Conrad Gempf

Q &amp; A: Nish Weiseth &amp; Conrad Gempf

Bonus: Q & A: Nish Weiseth & Conrad Gempf

Conrad Gempf addresses the point of whether Jesus was actually one of the best teachers ever. He wasn’t usually clear and convincing, his answers weren’t really based on good use of facts, and he often completely avoided the stated question. When the Pharisee asked Jesus who is his neighbor, Jesus answered with a story that spoke to the man’s unspoken questions—who do I have to love and who can I get away without loving? The man, expecting to see a Pharisee in the story for a direct answer to his question, realized that Jesus wasn’t necessarily answering what he had asked, but he was answering him. If you think of the best teacher you’ve ever had, you wouldn’t probably say they were the best because they were the smartest or most convincing or had the best answers. It is probably that they addressed you.

Conrad Gempf addresses the point of whether Jesus was actually one of the best teachers ever. He wasn’t usually clear and convincing, his answers weren’t really based on good use of facts, and he often completely avoided the stated question. When the Pharisee asked Jesus who is his neighbor, Jesus answered with a story that spoke to the man’s unspoken questions—who do I have to love and who can I get away without loving? The man, expecting to see a Pharisee in the story for a direct answer to his question, realized that Jesus wasn’t necessarily answering what he had asked, but he was answering him. If you think of the best teacher you’ve ever had, you wouldn’t probably say they were the best because they were the smartest or most convincing or had the best answers. It is probably that they addressed you.

18. Jesus: Best Teacher Ever - Conrad Gempf

How to like Paul again, Conrad Gempf, 2 of 2

How to like Paul again, Conrad Gempf, 1 of 2