The Rich Young Ruler in Matthew 19

Episode 4 of the Conceptions and Misconceptions in Studying the Gospels podcast, hosted by Gateway Seminary, titled "The Rich Young Ruler in Matthew 19" was published on November 12, 2023 and runs 36 minutes.

November 12, 2023 ·36m · Conceptions and Misconceptions in Studying the Gospels

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Dr. Gurtner and Tyler discuss the rich young ruler in Matthew 19 and his willingness to pay the cost of following Christ. They look at the same story in the other Gospels.

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Dr. Gurtner and Tyler discuss the rich young ruler in Matthew 19 and his willingness to pay the cost of following Christ. They look at the same story in the other Gospels.

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