Dr. John Hartmann

In this message Dr. Hartmann highlights aspects of the story of David as it relates to the larger Biblical story that runs from Genesis to Revelation, which has as its goal the redemption, calling out and preparation of a Davidic-like people who will one day be glorified as sons of God and reign as a […]

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Dr. Hartmann examines the ministry of pastoral care and encouraging the downtrodden by looking at Matthew 11:2-6 where the imprisoned John the Baptist sends some of his disciples to Jesus to ask if he is the expected Messiah. Jesus answers them, by telling them to describe to John what they see happening in the ministry […]

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Dr. Hartmann examines righteousness as described in Romans 3:21-25 and examines the various sacrifices and the Day of Atonement to understand the central element of Jesus death and resurrection in the Gospel.

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Dr. Hartmann examines righteousness as described in Romans 3:21-25 and examines the various sacrifices and the Day of Atonement to understand the central element of Jesus death and resurrection in the Gospel.

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Dr. Hartmann continues his exposition of Romans in this poignant teaching that outlines key concepts of New Testament covenant righteousness. Biblical ideas of faith and works are harmoniously drawn out in this exegetically correct exhortative teaching

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Dr. Hartmann elucidates biblical concepts of righteousness in this profoundly insightful teaching. Drawing on his doctoral dissertation rich layers of wisdom and understanding are broad for word in a most succinct manner in this wonderful teaching. The biblical concept of righteousness is contextualized within the idea of relationship contained by the boundaries of a covenant. […]

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The biblical concept of righteousness is contextualized within the idea of relationship within the boundaries of a covenant. Integral to the view are broad domains of ideas headed by words such as behavior, law, status, justice or justification. The idea biblical righteousness cannot be separated from or fully understood apart from these concepts. These concepts […]

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Romans 1:18-25 serves as the foundational passage of this teaching that explores the Biblical concept of righteousness and its relationship to faith, Paul’s larger objective is to present the all nations to God as an acceptable sacrifice. Dr. Hartmann then goes on to elaborate on the fact that saving faith is always rooted in repentance. […]

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Romans 1:16 serves as the primary text for this teaching by Dr. John Hartmann. Concepts of Paul’s self-understanding in relation to his apostolic mission are explored. Paul’s understanding of his apostolic call and the deposit of a sacred trust by God a re elucidated. Questions are raised and answers explored regarding the idea of shame […]

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Dr. Hartmann outlines elements of Paul’s stated mission in the book of Romans. Observations are made regarding how the gospel came to the Romans, probably from Jews and proselytes that that were present on the day of Pentecost as recorded in Acts 2:10. Dr. Hartmann fills in additional information about the history and state of […]

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