The story of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness is one of the most striking and memorable accounts in the New Testament (Matthew 4:1-11, Mark 1:12-13, Luke 4:1-13).
Temptations to turn stones into bread, to leap from high pinnacles, and to worship at the feet of evil make for a seemingly larger than life plot – a heroic battle fought out against a canvas of cosmic significance.
But it is easy to miss the significance of the wilderness temptations Christ underwent at the beginning of his ministry – and their significance in our lives, too.
Our new article, "His Struggles and Ours," puts the wilderness temptations of Christ in context and shows how we can learn vital lessons from them. You can read this new article here.
Temptations to turn stones into bread, to leap from high pinnacles, and to worship at the feet of evil make for a seemingly larger than life plot – a heroic battle fought out against a canvas of cosmic significance.
But it is easy to miss the significance of the wilderness temptations Christ underwent at the beginning of his ministry – and their significance in our lives, too.
Our new article, "His Struggles and Ours," puts the wilderness temptations of Christ in context and shows how we can learn vital lessons from them. You can read this new article here.
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