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Over the last six weeks we have been looking at why we as practicing Christians, do the things that we do. And we’ve been looking at these through the lens of the Cross and the Empty Tomb. It is through the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus that we can find a deep and full meaning to our traditions. To wrap up the series we turn to something that may not be at the forefront of our practice but is absolutely fundamental to the teachings of Jesus. Forgiveness.
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Communion is a regular tradition in our church. But why exactly do we break bread and drink grape juice every week. As we continue to explore our traditions through the Cross and The empty Tomb, we look at our practice of communion. So why do we commune? We commune as one body of believers, in the Spirit, giving thanks to the Father, remembering Christ during the meal of the Kingdom of God.
Listen in on the second part of our exploration of baptism as part of our series the Cross and the Empty Tomb. It is through baptism that we find our identity in Christ. An identity that defies any label placed on you by the world.
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Join in on the next part of our series looking to understand our faith through the Cross and the Empty Tomb. This week we begin to understand why we baptize. To do this we first look at Jesus’ own baptism story and we see how through baptism we find our true identity as children of God.
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What is the church? Or really, what did Jesus mean when he told Peter to build His church on the knowledge that he is the Messiah, the son of God? Is it about setting up a building or was it something deeper. As we look at Christian life through the cross and the empty tomb, we see that Jesus calls us to something more… to be a community. His church is to be a movement and we are called to participate in this fully.
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