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To follow Jesus is to be counter cultural. Culture is not neutral, it has direction to it. For the person wanting to follow Christ it means that will create relational tension. How does a person who wants to follow Jesus do that in this culture? What do we stand upon when people ask what we believe and why?
To follow Jesus is to be counter cultural. Culture is not neutral, it has direction to it. For the person wanting to follow Christ it means that will create relational tension. How does a person who wants to follow Jesus do that in this culture? What do we stand upon when people ask what we believe and why?
To follow Jesus is to be counter cultural. Culture is not neutral, it has direction to it. For the person wanting to follow Christ it means that will create relational tension. How does a person who wants to follow Jesus do that in this culture? What do we stand upon when people ask what we believe and why?
To follow Jesus is to be counter cultural. Culture is not neutral, it has direction to it. For the person wanting to follow Christ it means that will create relational tension. How does a person who wants to follow Jesus do that in this culture? What do we stand upon when people ask what we believe and why?
To follow Jesus is to be counter cultural. Culture is not neutral, it has direction to it. For the person wanting to follow Christ it means that will create relational tension. How does a person who wants to follow Jesus do that in this culture? What do we stand upon when people ask what we believe and why?
To follow Jesus is to be counter cultural. Culture is not neutral, it has direction to it. For the person wanting to follow Christ it means that will create relational tension. How does a person who wants to follow Jesus do that in this culture? What do we stand upon when people ask what we believe and why?
1 Corinthians is a book that is all about spiritual maturity. In many ways, the ancient city of Corinth had modern problems similar to the issues that students face today. Paul writes this letter to the church in Corinth to encourage the Corinthians to grow in their spiritual maturity. This is immediately applicable student's lives and who call God calls them to be.
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