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The Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1-12 have often been experienced as either frustrating idealism (I could never be like this) or oppressive legalism (if I do this, then God will love and accept me). The truth is that they are neither. The Beatitudes are what happens when Jesus gets hold of our lives. When this happens, we are transformed into the people we were created and redeemed to be.
The Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1-12 have often been experienced as either frustrating idealism (I could never be like this) or oppressive legalism (if I do this, then God will love and accept me). The truth is that they are neither. The Beatitudes are what happens when Jesus gets hold of our lives. When this happens, we are transformed into the people we were created and redeemed to be.
The Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1-12 have often been experienced as either frustrating idealism (I could never be like this) or oppressive legalism (if I do this, then God will love and accept me). The truth is that they are neither. The Beatitudes are what happens when Jesus gets hold of our lives. When this happens, we are transformed into the people we were created and redeemed to be.
The Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1-12 have often been experienced as either frustrating idealism (I could never be like this) or oppressive legalism (if I do this, then God will love and accept me). The truth is that they are neither. The Beatitudes are what happens when Jesus gets hold of our lives. When this happens, we are transformed into the people we were created and redeemed to be.
The Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1-12 have often been experienced as either frustrating idealism (I could never be like this) or oppressive legalism (if I do this, then God will love and accept me). The truth is that they are neither. The Beatitudes are what happens when Jesus gets hold of our lives. When this happens, we are transformed into the people we were created and redeemed to be.
The Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1-12 have often been experienced as either frustrating idealism (I could never be like this) or oppressive legalism (if I do this, then God will love and accept me). The truth is that they are neither. The Beatitudes are what happens when Jesus gets hold of our lives. When this happens, we are transformed into the people we were created and redeemed to be.
The Beatitudes found in Matthew 5:1-12 have often been experienced as either frustrating idealism (I could never be like this) or oppressive legalism (if I do this, then God will love and accept me). The truth is that they are neither. The Beatitudes are what happens when Jesus gets hold of our lives. When this happens, we are transformed into the people we were created and redeemed to be.
Christianity is the most widespread religion in the world. Its explosive growth in the Global South is one of the most important developments in the past century. In the secular West, however, Christianity seems to be in decline. Christianity is increasingly perceived as a dangerous idea with dangerous implications. In this class, we will be considering 10 of the toughest questions that keep people from considering faith in Jesus Christ. Whether you have been a Christian for a long time, or are just beginning to ask questions about Christianity, this class is for you.
Christianity is the most widespread religion in the world. Its explosive growth in the Global South is one of the most important developments in the past century. In the secular West, however, Christianity seems to be in decline. Christianity is increasingly perceived as a dangerous idea with dangerous implications. In this class, we will be considering 10 of the toughest questions that keep people from considering faith in Jesus Christ. Whether you have been a Christian for a long time, or are just beginning to ask questions about Christianity, this class is for you.
Christianity is the most widespread religion in the world. Its explosive growth in the Global South is one of the most important developments in the past century. In the secular West, however, Christianity seems to be in decline. Christianity is increasingly perceived as a dangerous idea with dangerous implications. In this class, we will be considering 10 of the toughest questions that keep people from considering faith in Jesus Christ. Whether you have been a Christian for a long time, or are just beginning to ask questions about Christianity, this class is for you.
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