"Why Should I Worship a Man Who Lived 2000 Years Ago?"

Episode 15 of the Basecamp: Into The Dark podcast, hosted by All Things All People, titled ""Why Should I Worship a Man Who Lived 2000 Years Ago?"" was published on September 29, 2020 and runs 56 minutes.

September 29, 2020 ·56m · Basecamp: Into The Dark

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Summary

Jesus was a man who spoke Aramaic, lived a life of around 33 years, and somehow is still the most important person who has ever lived. These facts confound many as to why he should be someone who is worshiped, while seemingly being able to relate to little of what the modern person experiences on a daily basis. Even more, the culture he lived in is vastly different from most cultures found on the planet today. Yet Jesus is still relevant and transcends culture and Jeremy and Josh describe why in this episode. Make sure to follow Jeremy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allthings.allpeople/ Contact Jeremy: [email protected]

Episode Description

Jesus was a man who spoke Aramaic, lived a life of around 33 years, and somehow is still the most important person who has ever lived.

These facts confound many as to why he should be someone who is worshiped, while seemingly being able to relate to little of what the modern person experiences on a daily basis. Even more, the culture he lived in is vastly different from most cultures found on the planet today.

Yet Jesus is still relevant and transcends culture and Jeremy and Josh describe why in this episode.

Make sure to follow Jeremy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allthings.allpeople/

Contact Jeremy: [email protected]

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