Mottel’s Story

Mottel was always told that the New Testament represented anti-semitism, that it was written by those who had persecuted the Jews, and had been used for thousands of years to attack the Jewish people. He was told to never read it, but as time passed, he grew ever more curious.  When he finally started to read it for himself, what he found shocked him.

I Gave My Life to Jesus

Personal performance vs the good news of Jesus.
Glen Scrivener describes his journey to faith from ‘giving his life to Jesus’ as ‘youth group’s keenest kid’ to discovering what Jesus did that none of us could never achieve.

An early fragment of the New Testament

P52 (a fragment of papyrus with writing in Greek) is on display in the John Rylands Library in Manchester, UK.

 

This ancient ‘scrap of paper’ features a snippet of John 18:31-33 and 37-38. It has been dated to the early part of the second century, part of a myriad of textual evidence that helps to corroborate the authenticity of the New Testament. Check out the video below to see the process of discovering where it came from in John’s Gospel.

 

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