Jesus is the host of the communion table; this is why we call it the Lord's Supper. As such, there are Christlike characteristics that the Church should bear when practicing communion. Malpractice of communion puts us on the wrong side of the Cross. 1 Corinthians 11:17-33

As Noah's family repopulates the world, we find that sin has not been washed away in the flood. Man's pride increases on a global scale uniting mankind toward a self-exalting pride, the correction of which will not come until the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

Communion, The Lord's Supper, Tradition, Jesus

Tower of Babel, Pride, Genesis, Mankind

This week, we navigate the flood narrative. Genesis 6:9 through 9:17 bear the motif of rest, remembering, and covenant. Knowing the justice of God's wrath, what manner of person ought we to be?

A long-debated and controversial portion of 1st Corinthians, Chapter 11:2-16 deals with gender roles in a first century, culturally-diverse demographic. What of this exhortation are we expected to uphold?

Noah, Flood, Genesis, Covenant

Gender Roles, Head Coverings, Traditions, Paul

This introductory message lays the foundation for our seminar, reminding the church that injustice, though not the main drive for the Church, cannot be something that the Church ignores. As recipients of the gracious love of God, we have a role engaging in the correction of the many evil's of the world.

Guest Speaker, Trevor "This'l Tyler is a Christian Hip Hop artist living in Missouri. His word for us is that basic presuppositions and disassociation blinds this generation of our own racial barriers and discrimination. Each of us as individual believers is a representation of the Church Body, our Savior, and Mankind. We must have a standard that transcends racism and all prejudice.