This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive to heal relationships divided by politics. No hard hat required!

In another installment of James on James, Pastor James preaches on James 4:13-16.

Judges 3:12-30

This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive to heal relationships divided by politics. No hard hat required!

This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive to heal relationships divided by politics. No hard hat required!

Sermon on Judges 2:8-19; 3:7-11 by Senior Pastor, Geoff Bradford.

Judges 1:1-7, 27-36; 2:1-2

This is the first sermon in our new sermon series entitled "The Redemption Cycle." In this series, we will walk through the Book of Judges and reflect on the relentless, pursuing love of God.

This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive to heal relationships divided by politics. No hard hat required!

Hebrews 10:1-18. NC State's RUF Campus Pastor (and CtK member) Chuck Askew preaches through this text in our "Jesus Is Superior" Sermon Series.

Week 2: This class is about Christianity and politics—specifically navigating conversations with family and friends who have differing political views that can result in a lot of awkward or even shut down relationships. This class is not so much about the “What” of Christian politics but the “How”—how we build bridges, not walls; how we engage rather than retreat in exhaustion or cynicism; how we strive to heal relationships divided by politics. No hard hat required!