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Peace – Bonnie St. Jean
Bonnie discusses the concept of Christian non-violence including its history in the church, its centrality in Anabaptist tradition as well as the specific ways in which Third Way strives to embrace peace and non-violence and what this means for us.
View SermonJob – Bonnie St. Jean
The story of Job is one of the most misunderstood sections of the Bible and often over simplified and misconstrued to make God into a moral monster. Bonnie St. Jean addresses the conundrum posed in Job’s story and uncovers its central proposition. It was not written to prove that everything happens for a reason, or that adversities are created to form our character, but rather, our experience of evil comes from a complex web of choices brought on by numerous free wills.
View SermonWhy Have You Forsaken Me – Bonnie St. Jean
Bonnie looks into Jesus’ experience of abandonment on the cross to explore a more adequate atonement theory and a clearer picture of God the Father in relationship to the Son of God.
View SermonJudging – Bonnie St. Jean
Bonnie digs into the nuanced meaning of Jesus’ teaching on judging others. She makes the point that it’s not that we are never supposed to make assessments, but rather, we are to know when and how these assessments can be made appropriately.
View SermonCivil Religion in America – Bonnie St. Jean
Bonnie St. Jean shares why every election season feels increasingly cutthroat, why people freak out when they meet their favorite politicians, and what Philippians says about opting out of the whole mess.
View SermonPrayer and Lament Service
In the wake of violence and outrage taking place in our neighborhood and nation, Third Way held a prayer and lament service with a few special guests, including T.C. Ranzy, pastor of Words of Eternal Life Ministries.
View SermonThe Atonement – Bonnie St. Jean
Bonnie St. Jean shares a few of the more popular Atonement theories, and tells why she favors the Christus Victor model over the rest.
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