We wrapped up our eight week series on Heart-Work with a case study on Joseph. Joseph was a man who knew highs and lows in life. His behaviour around Potipher’s wife, day after day, demonstrated the value of practicing the virtues. We’re on our way towards perfection. One day we will enjoy resurrected bodies with Read more
Over the last 2,000 years, the Christian religion spread from the death of its founder (which is usually a sure sign of failure), to around 2 billion people. As a believer, I do tend to think that the Spirit of Christ had a lot to do with it’s spread. Still, the fact remains: Christianity has Read more
On the 6th, we started with three things that remain (faith, hope, and love), and considered how those virtues work together to create a more unified Christian body. This past Sunday we did a similar thing in reverse. Since it’s Valentine’s Day Sunday, we began by furthering the theme of Christian Unity. Psalm 133 is Read more
We’ve looked at some pretty impressive virtue lists throughout this series including the Beatitudes of Matthew 5, and the “put to death”/”put on” list of Colossians 3. This week and next we’re going to examine the most famous of Christian virtues. This week it’s the three virtues that remain (love, hope, and faith). Next week Read more
The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus’ most famous teaching. You can find it in Matthew 5-7 as well as an abbreviated version in Luke 6:20-49. While almost everyone would agree that it’s a beautiful bit of teaching, anyone who has tried to live it will quickly realize that it’s next to impossible! This past Read more
Everyone knows how the Christian life begins: you simply trust Jesus for salvation. We also know how it ends, although the details are a little fuzzy: eternal life. It’s the middle bit that confuses us. Here are some of the things we fill the space between salvation and eternity with: Not by works. There’s nothing Read more
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] You wouldn’t expect any random Joe off the street to successfully perform open heart surgury on you unless he was trained and experienced as a surgeon. You wouldn’t expect a miscellaneous friend from the gym to perform the third movement of Mendelssohn’s 1st Piano Concerto on demand—unless, of Read more
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