Teacher: Donovan Christian

Our hope today is to renew our perspective in a way that renews

how we live. When where we live begins to feel more like “Babylon,”

we don’t hide, attack, or blend in to Babylon, instead we pattern our

lives based on the future hope we have. We can flavor the world with

redemption even when our government, laws, and nation make it

challenging.

Our hope today is to renew our perspective in a way that renews

how we live. When where we live begins to feel more like “Babylon,”

we don’t hide, attack, or blend in to Babylon, instead we pattern our

lives based on the future hope we have. We can flavor the world with

redemption even when our government, laws, and nation make it challenging. See how in this teaching by Donovan Christian:

In week 8 of our Exiles series, followers of Jesus should be living in a way that critiques the norms

of culture and presents a more beautiful and redemptive way of

living. There are ways of thinking and living that greatly diminish our

ability to redeem. We’ll look closely at one of those ways in this lesson by Phillip Lindsay:

In Exiles series week 8: Followers of Jesus should be living in a way that critiques the norms of culture and presents a more beautiful and redemptive way of living. There are ways of thinking and living that greatly diminish our ability to redeem. We’ll look closely at one of those ways in this teaching.

Followers of Jesus should be living in a way that critiques the norms of culture and presents a more beautiful and redemptive way of living. There are ways of thinking and living that greatly diminish our ability to redeem. We’ll look closely at one of those ways in this teaching.

In Exiles series week 7, we learn as Christians, our true home is in heaven. Peter writes a letter in 1 Peter to Christians helping them to understand the nature of our new citizenship. In this lesson, Donovan helps us explore Peter's encouragement to Christians in exile.

In Exiles series week 6, Donovan continues the story of Daniel and how Daniel was pressured to make compromises against God's will while immersed in Babylonian culture. Of course, Daniel refused to disobey God. Learn how Daniel navigated through his experiences with humble holiness being loyal to God while being loyal to redemption.

In Exiles series week 5, Donovan teaches how Daniel lived his life of exile in a way that pleases God.

In week 4 of Exiles series, Lance teaches us that God’s way for exiles is living for redemption wherever you’re at. Will we seek the welfare of the place we’re in even when we don’t want to be there? The story of Joseph in Genesis gives us a picture of what this can look like.

In Exiles week 3, Donovan discusses four ways that we can live as exiles. One way is Gods best for how we should live. Check out this weeks message to learn more!