Two Hebraic Ideas that Changed the World:
Walking (with God) and Repentance
Two big ideas permeate both testaments of the Bible, the need to “walk” with God and the need for repentance. Both ideas are foundational to Judaism and Christianity, yet were otherwise unknown in the ancient world. These critical concepts allow for a spiritual life that is relational, not merely legal, and where forgiveness and restoration are possible. How can they inform our lives today?
with
Baruch Kvasnica, President of Jerusalem Seminary
and
Dru Johnson, Director of the Center for Hebraic Thought
August 9, 2025
12:00 (noon)-3:30 pm
Hope College
Holland, MI 49423
Registration: There is no cost to attend, but register at The Biblical Mind to plan for seating. Location and other pre-seminar info will be emailed to participants.
UPDATE: The seminar is now online! See below.
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Matthew Allinger says
Glory
Frances Bosman says
Just read an article by Peter Leithard on Rowan Williams and Eastern Monks where he fills out passions and this beautiful appreciation of desire, and here in listening to Baruch’s inspiring passion for Holy Scriptures unplumbed depths of language and metaphor, that wondrous holy desire is ignited, hunger for more of God and His Goodness to feast on and share.