Tag: baptism

• Ephesians 1:10-14

  The exploration of Ephesians 1 continues with a blog post that is way too long.

  Jamie Greening

  March 20, 2026

  All, Bible, Church, Preaching

  baptism, Ephesians 1:10, Greek New Testament, Holy Spirit, hope

• Baptism: Three Possible Futures

  In which Greenbean looks into his crystal ball and sees abominations

  Jamie Greening

  June 23, 2021

  All, Church, Culture

  baptism, Jesus, the Cross, the future

• ROMANS SIX–FROM THE GREEK TEXT

  The payoff for serving sin is death, but the payoff for serving Messiah is eternal life

  Jamie Greening

  July 6, 2015

  Bible, Church, Preaching

  baptism, Baptism liturgy, death, Jesus, Messiah, Romans, Romans 6, Romans 6:23, Romans from the Greek, Sin, The Greek New Testament, translation

• THE NIGHT JESUS TALKED ABOUT YOU KNOW WHAT

  Jesus is famous for his metaphors and earthy teaching–mustard seed, building foundation, lilies of the field and other such niceties.  But if we look properly, we find he also used some rather crude, dare I say vulgar analogies to describe the most important of all spiritual realities. I’m thinking about John this week–reading through it,…

  Jamie Greening

  September 24, 2013

  All, Bible

  Asclepius, baptism, Born Again, Jesus, John 3, John 3:16, red-letters