Today we talk about living into our calling as servants.

Worship is more than just singing on Sunday. It's a way of life into which we must learn to step.

At the root of becoming a follower of Jesus (a disciple) is the need to learn the stories of our faith. Today, we take time to look at the variety of ways we can do that.

How do you actually go about sharing the story of God and how he has impacted your life? For many of us, this is a major obstacle in fulfilling the Great Commission. Today, we talk about one way to do exactly that.

If Evangelization is the process of initiating people into the discipleship process (it is), what does that process look like?

Over the last 2,000 years the Great Commission has been understood and followed in a variety of ways. Today, we're talking about how we ought to think about it and follow the instruction.

We take a look at all of the major theories and ideas about what Jesus accomplished on the cross and make the argument that we need them all in order to have a full picture of what happened.

Research sources:

Bird, Michael F. , What Christians ought to Believe

Bird, Michael F. , Evangelical Theology

Gonzalez, Justo L., Concise History of Christian Doctrine

Myers, Ben, The Apostle's Creed: A Guide to the Ancient Catechism

Wright, N.T.; The Day the Revolution Began

In this discussion, we talk about Jesus's life of suffering and how it ought to inform every aspect of our lives.

We discuss the orthodox belief that Jesus was both fully divine and fully human.

Today we deal with the doctrine of creation and how it stood (and stands) in opposition to the many competing religions and narratives of the world. We delve into the problem of evil that we see around us, which was the problem many of these other ideas sought to explain, and how the early Christians dealt with it.

Research sources:

Bird, Michael F. , What Christians ought to Believe

Gonzalez, Justo L., Concise History of Christian Doctrine

Myers, Ben, The Apostle's Creed: A Guide to the Ancient Catechism