Good Earth

In 2 Corinthians Paul gives us at least 5 metaphors for the Christian life. We will be exploring these metaphors item by item to enrich our Christian experience. In this episode we will look at Paul's experience in 2 Corinthians. Are we a minister of the letter or of the Spirit? Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In 2 Corinthians Paul gives us at least 5 metaphors for the Christian life. We will be exploring these metaphors item by item to enrich our Christian experience. In this episode we will look at Paul's experience in 2 Corinthians. What is the secret to the Christian life? Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In 2 Corinthians Paul gives us at least 5 metaphors for the Christian life. We will be exploring these metaphors item by item to enrich our Christian experience. In this episode we see the second metaphor Paul's uses in 2 Corinthians: a letter of Christ. What do people read of Christ in you? Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In 2 Corinthians Paul gives us at least 5 metaphors for the Christian life. We will be exploring these metaphors item by item to enrich our Christian experience. In this episode we see the second metaphor Paul's uses in 2 Corinthians: a letter of Christ. What do people read of Christ in you? Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In 2 Corinthians Paul gives us at least 5 metaphors for the Christian life. We will be exploring these metaphors item by item to enrich our Christian experience. In this episode we continue with Paul's first metaphor: captives in a triumphal procession. Will you be a captive for Christ? Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In 2 Corinthians Paul gives us at least 5 metaphors for the Christian life. We will be exploring these metaphors item by item to enrich our Christian experience. In this episode we begin with Paul's first metaphor: captives in a triumphal procession. Will you be a captive for Christ? Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

We are looking at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). Ask ourself, how many courses of this feast have you eaten? Each week we will see the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at Romans 8:35-37. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

We will continue to look at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). We need to ask ourselves how many courses of this feast have we eaten! Each week are seeing the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at the experience of the children of Israel fighting to battle to possess the Good Land. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

We are looking at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). Ask ourself, how many courses of this feast have you eaten? Each week we will see the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at Romans 7 & 8. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

We will continue to look at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). We need to ask ourselves how many courses of this feast have we eaten! Each week are seeing the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at the experience of the children of Israel being bitten by fiery serpents in the wilderness and God's provision for them to be saved. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!