SESSION 1: Leave the Rules Behind
SESSION 2: You Don’t Need More Faith or Passion
SESSION 3: You Don’t Need Someone Else’s Habits or Gifts
SESSION 4: Don’t Let Tools Becomes Rules
SESSION 5: Is it a Sin to be Average?
SESSION 1: Leave the Rules Behind
SESSION 2: You Don’t Need More Faith or Passion
SESSION 3: You Don’t Need Someone Else’s Habits or Gifts
SESSION 4: Don’t Let Tools Becomes Rules
SESSION 5: Is it a Sin to be Average?
PART 1
With so many confusing things being done and said in our society today, how do we make sense of what seems so senseless to us? In part 1 of this 2 part look at Critical Theory, we take a look at the origins and philosophical principles that shape this worldview as well as some of the problems it creates.
PART 2
In part 2, we take a look at how this view of the world actually functions as a religion, how it compares to a Biblical view, and how Christians should engage these issues.
With so many confusing things being done and said in our society today, how do we make sense of what seems so senseless to us? In part 1 of this 2 part look at Critical Theory, we take a look at the origins and philosophical principles that shape this worldview as well as some of the problems it creates.
In part 2 (on July 15th), we will take a look at how this view of the world compares to a Biblical view, and how Christians should engage these issues.
This study take a broad approach to give an overview of Church History and how we got to where we are today as a church. The material for the study was primarily taken from the study produced by Credo House (an excellent resource!), and supplemented as needed to cover certain topics in a bit more detail. The early sessions made use of the copyrighted video material provided by Credo House, which we could not reproduce for you here. Due to COVID-19, the later sessions were taught via livestream by Pastor Marc.
In this final session of our study on Church History, we take a look at the events and movements of the 20th century that shaped the culture of the church of today.
In this session of our study on Church History, we take a look at the events in the 18th and 19th Centuries that lead to a renewal of Christianity in North America.
Wednesday evening study through Paul’s letter to the Church at Philippi. The links below will open the YouTube video in a new window.
Session 1 of our study on the book of Philippians.
Text: Philippians 1:1-8, Acts 16:11-40
On Wednesday, April 8th, we took a brief look at the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus and how it demonstrates the truth of the resurrection in 2 easy steps.
The quality of the video from Wednesday’s lesson was less-than-desirable. This video puts the audio from the presentation with the presentation slides on screen in stead of the choppy, grainy video.