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Throughout this series we will explore the real and practical ways these Scripture passages are true and effective. When Jesus said, “this prophecy has been fulfilled in your hearing,” he was giving us a beautiful picture of what our faith looks like in our lives and the lives of others.
Throughout this series we will explore the real and practical ways these Scripture passages are true and effective. When Jesus said, “this prophecy has been fulfilled in your hearing,” he was giving us a beautiful picture of what our faith looks like in our lives and the lives of others.
Throughout this series we will explore the real and practical ways these Scripture passages are true and effective. When Jesus said, “this prophecy has been fulfilled in your hearing,” he was giving us a beautiful picture of what our faith looks like in our lives and the lives of others.
In our very first pre-Advent series, we will be preparing our hearts for the month of December by taking a close look at Jesus' first sermon in his hometown of Nazareth.
The faith-shifting events in the Book of Acts have their origins in the teachings and experiences of Jesus. We'll finish this series today by looking at how Jesus' words and actions reverse deeply held Jewish beliefs and practices.
The shifts made by the early church can help us as we go through faith transitions. Today we’ll begin drawing some final conclusions using the stories of Acts as our guide.
As the early church begins to welcome Gentile believers into their fellowship, they face a massive theological crisis and collectively must engage in an almost unthinkable shift in beliefs and practice.
If your beliefs have ever shifted or changed, then you are not alone. The Bible provides all kinds of examples of individuals and groups who reshape their theological convictions. If we pay close attention to the narratives, we will find some help along the way as our faith grows and evolves.
Through this new series, we’ll be exploring why we believe what we believe and what happens when our faith shifts and changes.
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