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To grow and mature in our faith, we must learn, as Paul advises, to let God’s Word “dwell richly” in us. Prayerfully, humbly, and communally we must steep ourselves in it. Together we must read, study, and meditate it carefully. Together we must gladly open our minds and hearts to its message. Together we must courageously obey it.
An essential aspect of the Christian life is listening to and obeying God's word.
Dallas Willard discusses Galatians 5 about what it means to live by the Spirit and how doing so conflicts with the sinful nature that clings to us.
An image based on Galatians 2
Isaiah is famous for his prophecies of shalom—a coming time in which God would make right all that is wrong with the world. All of creation would be fruitful and benign. All humans would be knit together in brotherhood and sisterhood. All creation and all humans would delight in God. In short, God and creation would once again be webbed together in justice, harmony, and delight. The Psalmists, too, pray for shalom. This workshop will discuss these prayers. How do psalmists pray for shalom and how are their prayers important for our own worship?
This seminar explores the art of building a bridge back to the world of the Bible and then bringing the drama back to our generation.
Explore the art of building a bridge back to the world of the Bible and then bringing the drama back to our generation
from Worship Symposium 2014 with Michael Nabors preaching
a service based on the whole book of Exodus in three movements
from Worship Symposium 2014 with Jon Brown preaching
from Worship Symposium 2014 with Sophie Mathonet-VanderWell preaching
A Cantata for Congregation based on the Hallel Psalms, composed by Greg Scheer
