Yesterday, Pastor Todd talked about reading Romans 9 with a collectivist perspective as opposed to an individualist perspective, which is so common in Western Christianity. By doing so, we see Romans 9 is much less about the idea of predestination of individuals and more about God’s dealing with people groups (whether tribes, nations, or kingdoms). […]
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This week, our elder, Cal spoke on Romans 5 & 6. You can listen to the message here Today, I’d like to discuss a few elements in these chapters. Romans 5 Cycle of Spiritual Growth Paul starts out with what I call the “Romans Cycle of Spiritual Growth.” He says that we take pride, or
Yesterday, Pastor Byron launched us into a series on the book of Romans. Years ago Rick Warren (Purpose Driving Life author) said that Romans was the most theological book in the New Testament. Even so, it was still 50% about application. The entire idea of Christian Theology is rooted in gaining better understanding of God’s
Yesterday Cal shared a message for Easter Sunday. It was about how Jesus’ resurrection changes everything. As I reflected on the meaning of Easter, I was stricken by one very important reality. Jesus’ resurrection really did change everything. All of world history has taken on a new trajectory as a result of Jesus’ teaching, death,
Yesterday Jonathan wrapped up our series on Fasting. Last night we had a communal fast-breaking dinner with great fellowship. As we reflect on the purpose of the fast, we may have realized a few things. Some of us experienced a clearer spiritual atmosphere. Some of us have started hearing the voice of the Lord more
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