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How Studying Jesus’ Jewishness Saved My Faith

February 17, 2022 Leave a Comment

On Wednesday, February 9th, I gave a talk for for CMJ UK‘s semi-annual online Shofar Event. My talk was entitled, How Studying Jesus’ Jewishness Saved My Faith Did the historical Jesus actually claim to be the Messiah and Son of God, or did his later followers dream this up? This question truly worried me until […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: * Important Questions *, Jewish Jesus, Religion_Belief, Tverberg Speaking & Interviews

Jerusalem Seminary Spring 2022 Online Courses

February 11, 2022 Leave a Comment

The Jerusalem Seminary is a brand new institution that I’m excited about. The classes are taught by excellent scholars who combine a mature understanding of the Jewishness of Christianity with a prayerful faith in God. Courses are hybrid – both zoom and in person, so people can take part without traveling to Israel. There are […]

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CMJ UK Shofar Event with Lois Tverberg – 9th February 2022

February 4, 2022 Leave a Comment

I’m excited to share my most recent speaking engagement with CMJ UK for their Shofar event. In this talk, I discuss “How Studying Jesus’ Jewishness Saved My Faith.” Below is the YouTube link for your viewing.  

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Jewish culture, Jewish Jesus, Religion_Belief

Reading the Bible through Ancient Eyes (+ Update 1/24/22)

December 20, 2021 5 Comments

For the past couple months, I’ve had a remarkable Bible scholar staying at my house. Milly Erema has been teaching Old Testament for the past 20 years at Uganda Christian University. You’ve actually heard me quote her several times in my books, along with other Africans and Asians who I consult for their non-Western perspective.

Filed Under: Articles: Thinking Biblically, Blog: Update Tagged With: Biblical World, Old Testament, Personal Update

Join me at the Narkis Bible Study online (+ update 1/27/22)

November 29, 2021 2 Comments

What’s the significance of the fact that the woman lost a drachma (not a denarius) in the Parable of the Lost Coin? Might Jesus have had something in mind from the Scriptures he read? Find out more by watching an informal talk I gave recently for the Bible study at Narkis Church in Jerusalem.   A […]

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I’m Speaking Twice this Fall, B’ezrat HaShem

August 31, 2021 4 Comments

I’m excited to have two upcoming speaking engagements this fall. One will be a Saturday morning seminar at Grace Point Church in Topeka, Kansas on September 25, and the other will be a two-day retreat in Switzerland on October 22-23. (See links for info.) I was initially asked to come to Switzerland for a speaking […]

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Reading the Bible with Janet Parshall

March 17, 2021 1 Comment

My most recent book, Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus (Baker, 2018) is about cultural difficulties that separate us from the world of the Bible. It looks at big-picture ideas that we tend not to grasp that are critical for getting its message. I had a really good discussion about some of these ideas with Janet […]

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Update from Lois and Check out “The Biblical Mind”

March 5, 2021 8 Comments

Friends of Lois, you may have heard that I’ve been dealing with some health challenges during the winter of 2021, so haven’t been writing regularly. I live in Michigan, but I’ve been staying with family in Minnesota so that I could get tests done at the Mayo Clinic, which have been amazingly helpful. In the […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: biblical mind, health, hebraic thought, Lois Tverberg

Lois, Why don’t you write more from a “woman’s perspective”?

February 16, 2021 9 Comments

I am a woman and I write about the Bible. I’m often asked, “Lois, why don’t you write more about women’s perspective on the Bible?” You might be surprised, but over the years I’ve specifically avoided women’s issues. I’ve written several books now about Jesus’ Jewish context, Hebrew words and every sort of other contextual […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: author's life, context of the bible, women and the bible, women's issues, writing

A Parable for Your New Year’s Resolutions

January 1, 2021 13 Comments

Today is the first day of 2021, and every one of us prays that by that we will  be done with Covid and back to normal. Some may even be so energized that they are making New Year’s resolutions. We’re full of fresh determination to be more thrifty organized, slim and buff and free of […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Judging Others, Parables, Rabbinic Thought

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