
Day 2 – Two Men, Two Destinies
Adam brought sin and death; Jesus brings righteousness and life.

Adam brought sin and death; Jesus brings righteousness and life.

The Bible explains both the goodness we remember and the brokenness we cannot escape.

I recently saw Christopher Nolan’s new film The Odyssey. I greatly enjoyed it and would warmly recommend it—although, at almost three hours, you may want to choose your cinema seat carefully!
The film has been both a critical and commercial success. Starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, Anne Hathaway as Penelope and Tom Holland as their son Telemachus, it has already earned more than $1.1 billion worldwide, becoming Nolan’s highest-grossing film.

Christianity neither denies suffering nor surrenders to it: God has entered it in Christ and promises renewal beyond it.

Christianity makes sense of our existence, dignity, moral longing and restless search for God.

Jesus’ death and resurrection fulfil the long, coherent story God has been telling in Scripture.

Luke writes as a careful investigator so that his reader may know the certainty of the Christian message.

Christianity stakes everything on the public claim that Jesus died and rose again.