How do you see the world? What shapes how you spend your time? What you watch? Where you go? How you make important decisions? How you vote? How you see relationships? Who you marry? How you live? How you die?

Abraham Kuyper once wrote, “There’s not a square inch in the whole domain of human existence over which Christ, who is Lord over all, does not exclaim, ‘Mine’!” If Jesus truly is the truth, the life, and the way, then it is his reality that shapes every contour of our lives. In this course, we will explore not only how to think Christianly, but also How Jesus affects every area of our existence.

How do you see the world? What shapes how you spend your time? What you watch? Where you go? How you make important decisions? How you vote? How you see relationships? Who you marry? How you live? How you die?

Abraham Kuyper once wrote, “There’s not a square inch in the whole domain of human existence over which Christ, who is Lord over all, does not exclaim, ‘Mine’!” If Jesus truly is the truth, the life, and the way, then it is his reality that shapes every contour of our lives. In this course, we will explore not only how to think Christianly, but also How Jesus affects every area of our existence.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.

Much of what we see and experience in contemporary Christianity doesn’t satisfy the soul. Despite the hype and glitter in modern evangelicalism, we are often left feeling restless, dissatisfied, wondering whether there is more to the Christian life than what is typically offered. This class invites us to explore the lives, the ideas, and the practices of of believers who have gone before us. These men and women thirsted for God, and pursued Him with their whole lives. By listening to their lives, we, too, can draw water from a deep well and quench our thirsty souls.