Not Just Repair but Communion with Scott Engebretson and Collin Cornell

Is the Bible's central theme best understood as redemption and repair, or is there an even larger story being told? In this episode, Scott Engebretson and I talk with Collin Cornell about his new book God Draws Near. Cornell argues that communion with God provides a unifying theme that stretches across Scripture and helps connect creation, covenant, redemption, and new creation. Together we discuss how this framework complements traditional salvation themes while highlighting God's desire to dwell with his people. This conversation offers a fresh perspective on biblical theology and the overarching narrative of Scripture.

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