The New Testament Through a Global Lens

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Join Darrell Bock, Amy Peeler, and Mariam Kovalishyn for a conversation showing how reading the New Testament through a multiethnic, context-aware lens reshapes interpretation, teaching, and everyday Christian practice toward embodied love of neighbor. Time codes 7:31 Why a Multiethnic Reading of Scripture Matters 17:32 Challenges to a Multiethnic Church 20:07 Theological, Biblical Foundation for this Topic 27:23 Benefits of Different Perspectives 37:54 The Importance of Listening 43:54 How the Church Can Get More Involved

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