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In Season Two, we are searching for meaning and the desire to make sense of the world around us is embedded deep within the heart of humanity. Within our culture, we search for purpose in our daily life. This semester we are focusing on the topic of Calling. When we hear the word Calling, we often think of the call to ministry pertaining to clergy or individuals called to a religious ministry, like pastors, missionaries, or theologians. However, we believe that calling is not just a position or a title but instead a constant state of being. We want our Roberts community to explore our calling to “Come, follow me” (Mark 1:17) so that we might have abundant life, “BeComing” one with Christ.
Our theme “BeComing” will consist of four movements that build upon one another and occur simultaneously in our call To Be. The first movement is “Knowing God.” In this movement, we will seek to understand that we are created for a relationship with God. When we learn To Be with him, who we naturally come forth. Our second movement is “Knowing How God Designed You.” As we grow To Be with God, we discover how He has uniquely created us To Be. When we are aware of the gifts, talents, and abilities God has given us, we can now listen to how he wants us to serve as ourselves. Our third movement is “Knowing Your Station.” We often think of our calling as something off in the distant future. However, our calling is the present when we learn To Be with God in every moment. We want to teach our community how To Be with God, so we know what he is presently calling us to. Our fourth and final movement will be “Navigating the Unknown.” What do we do when our lives don’t go as planned? When we get lost in not knowing what God wants us to do or be in the future? We believe that in those times, our relationship with God steadies us. As we press into being with God, we can trust his faithfulness to reveal just enough of the path as he guides us through unknown places.
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By Roberts Wesleyan UniversityIn Season Two, we are searching for meaning and the desire to make sense of the world around us is embedded deep within the heart of humanity. Within our culture, we search for purpose in our daily life. This semester we are focusing on the topic of Calling. When we hear the word Calling, we often think of the call to ministry pertaining to clergy or individuals called to a religious ministry, like pastors, missionaries, or theologians. However, we believe that calling is not just a position or a title but instead a constant state of being. We want our Roberts community to explore our calling to “Come, follow me” (Mark 1:17) so that we might have abundant life, “BeComing” one with Christ.
Our theme “BeComing” will consist of four movements that build upon one another and occur simultaneously in our call To Be. The first movement is “Knowing God.” In this movement, we will seek to understand that we are created for a relationship with God. When we learn To Be with him, who we naturally come forth. Our second movement is “Knowing How God Designed You.” As we grow To Be with God, we discover how He has uniquely created us To Be. When we are aware of the gifts, talents, and abilities God has given us, we can now listen to how he wants us to serve as ourselves. Our third movement is “Knowing Your Station.” We often think of our calling as something off in the distant future. However, our calling is the present when we learn To Be with God in every moment. We want to teach our community how To Be with God, so we know what he is presently calling us to. Our fourth and final movement will be “Navigating the Unknown.” What do we do when our lives don’t go as planned? When we get lost in not knowing what God wants us to do or be in the future? We believe that in those times, our relationship with God steadies us. As we press into being with God, we can trust his faithfulness to reveal just enough of the path as he guides us through unknown places.