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Due to my full-time commitment to chaplaincy, I have stepped away from writing and social media. Thus, I will not be responding to tweets or messages. As a parting gift, I have catalogued my content—much of which is available for free—at JohnDBarry.com.
Join my household and Faith Reformed Church, as we celebrate Ascension Day. This Memorial Day weekend, we also take a moment to honor and mourn the military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. youtu.be/0_mHG4eRl6U
Announcing the new site, JohnDBarry.com. “To see the infinite God in their everyday lives, that’s my hope for everyone. Wherever people need God’s love, that’s where I want to serve. I want to see people discover truth and live their beliefs.” JohnDBarry.com
My book, Jesus' Economy, is on sale on Amazon. Pick up your copy for 44% off! amazon.com/Jesus-Economy-Bib…
Introducing the new site JesusEconomy.com. On JesusEconomy.com, you can read the Jesus' Economy Closing Report (2012–2020) and learn about my book, Jesus’ Economy: A Biblical View of Poverty, the Currency of Love, and a Pattern for Lasting Change. #JesusEconomy
The nonprofit Jesus’ Economy set out to create a new physical and spiritual economy for those who need it most. By God’s grace, we did that. Jesus’ economy lives on in hundreds of jobs sustained, churches planted, and basic needs met. #JesusEconomy jesuseconomy.org/blogs/news/…
Every one of our life stories has stepping off points. We turn from one page to the next. ... jesuseconomy.org/blogs/news/…
1,000 years before Jesus, a Palm Sunday prophecy. And one that has great hope for us here and now. #PalmSunday jesuseconomy.org/blogs/news/…
Shortly after the Last Supper, we find Jesus praying. In his actions, we see what we should be—people who pray through our pain and love the will of God. Yet in the failures of Jesus’ disciples, we see ourselves as we often are. blog.logos.com/2020/04/the-p…
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You now have extra time at home, why not use it to refocus your life on living Jesus' economy, the currency of love? jesuseconomy.org/blogs/news/…
"God, how have you loved us?" I'm leading an online Bible study on Wednesday evenings exploring this question. In a time when many feel isolated, the goal of this time is to help people feel connected.
Information on joining my online Bible study on Malachi is on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/pulse/god-how-h…
God is for you. God is with you. God is with us. We see this across the story of Scripture. This is the theme of my new online, Sunday evening services for Faith Reformed Church in Lynden, WA.
Information for joining the services is available on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/pulse/praise-pr…
Educators: To help during COVID-19 crisis, my friends @LexhamPress are offering their entire library of digital resources for free through the end of the semester. This includes dozens of resources I had the honor of writing and editing, while serving as founding publisher.
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To help seminaries and students respond to the COVID-19 crisis, Lexham Press is offering our entire library of digital resources for free through the end of the semester.
Learn more about this amazing offer and how you can get your school signed up.
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"Living generously is about much more than how we use our money," says @JesusEconomy Founder, @JohnDBarry, in a new article for @biblestudytools. biblestudytools.com/bible-st…
Four years ago, on Leap Day, I submitted the last of the study note files and editor's preface for @Faithlife Study Bible to @Zondervan. We, the @LexhamPress Team, literally needed the extra day to finish on schedule.
Right behind me in this photo is the office I was working in on February 29, 2016, a day I'll always remember: facebook.com/lexhampress/pho…
Here's the same photo on Twitter: I was working in this office when we, the @LexhamPress Team, finished the 2016 edition of @Faithlife Study Bible. Released in a print edition in 2017 with @Zondervan. xitter.gq/LexhamPress/status/741…
Handing off the baton (ball). Today is @JohnDBarry's last day at Lexham. We wish him all the best! Thanks John!









