In this week's service, David Moses Perez delivers a message about Ethics from the series 'Contrary To Popular Belief', and Lionel Cartwright and Nicole Serrano provide music. Originally live-streamed on 5/3/20. For more information about Spero Dei, find us online at <a href='http://sperodei.com/'>sperodei.com</a>.

In this week's service, David Moses Perez delivers a message about Ethics from the series 'Contrary To Popular Belief', and Lionel Cartwright and Nicole Serrano provide music. Originally live-streamed on 5/3/20. For more information about Spero Dei, find us online at sperodei.com.

In this week's service, David Moses Perez delivers a message about Ethics from the series 'Contrary To Popular Belief', and Lionel Cartwright and Nicole Serrano provide music. Originally live-streamed on 5/3/20. For more information about Spero Dei, find us online at <a href="http://sperodei.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">sperodei.com</a>.

Ethics Are Greater Than Morals

Spero Dei is a church rethinking faith in Nashville, Tennessee. We are a collective of individuals on a journey, walking with each other without judgment and creating a safe place to ask questions without fear. Centered on the person of Jesus, we trust more in our relationship with Him than in a list of prescribed beliefs – meaning more acceptance and more flexibility than rigidity. We integrate body, mind, heart, and soul to build a holistic view of spirituality. We are a place where mystery, experience, and thinking enhance each other and deepen our understanding of God and world. We are committed to helping you become spiritually whole, not just biblically behaved. For us, this looks like self-awareness, love, growth, acceptance and connection – rooted in compassion and thriving in intimate community. We are a new kind of church where mystery meets thought, where faith means freedom to be yourself, and where your story finds a home.

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