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The Old Testament and the Law
Paul continues explaining to the church in Galatia why Christians are not bound by the Old Testament law. He addresses questions about why the law was given and how it functioned. Bonnie discussed how Christians should relate to the Old Testament today and how love fulfills the law.
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The Role of the Law
We take a look at how the decision reached in Acts 15 laid the groundwork for the Book of Galatians.
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Intro to Galatians
Terri introduces our new year-long series by giving an overview of the book of Galatians and talking about the way we approach the Bible.
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A Theology of Disability
Matt teaches us what it means to be co-laborers together with folks who have disabilities and fleshes out a theology around disability.
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The Servant God
Jesus came to serve rather than to be served.
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Hospitality in Flesh
Jesus came in a human body to be with us in the flesh, and to demonstrate the kind of hospitality that he has in mind for us. This means that our bodies are dignified by the presence of God, and that we can rely on Jesus to empower those bodies to love the way he loved.
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Jesus Came to Show Us Who God Is.
We start our Advent series by looking at how Jesus reveals to us the true nature of God.
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1 Cor 15: 29-58
We are called to be people who demonstrate resurrection, calling life from death.
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1 Corinthians 15:1-28
Why does the resurrection matter? Paul makes a clear statement in Chapter 15 that this is the primary identifier for the Christian Community in the broadest sense. Where in other places he told people their differences didn’t really matter, he emphasizes here the centrality of our common belief in Christ’s literal resurrection. For in the Resurrection, Jesus has victory over Death. The Good News is real, and it’s the main thing that ties us all together. This is “Why the Resurrection Matters”
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1 Corinthians 13
The concept of love in 1 Corinthians 13 is not a romantic love. It’s a love that will challenge us to care for people who are at risk and on the margins. Ry shares how Faith Mennonite has lived this out with refugees seeking asylum. Afterwards, Nuria shares some of her story of coming to America from Honduras as a part of a migrant caravan.
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