RYM

Life in a fallen world is…well…hard. You experience confusion, loss, or disappointment every single day. You get a stain on your favorite shirt, you fail the quiz, or you don’t make the team. And that’s just a “normal” day. What do you do when life gets real? What do say when your mom or dad loses their job? Where do you turn when you endure rejection or get made fun of again and again and again? How are you supposed to feel when your grandma dies? And where is God in the middle of all that stuff? Join us in this elective as we discuss the answers to these questions and look at the way that Jesus deals with sorrow, grief, and pain.

Life in a fallen world is…well…hard. You experience confusion, loss, or disappointment every single day. You get a stain on your favorite shirt, you fail the quiz, or you don’t make the team. And that’s just a “normal” day. What do you do when life gets real? What do say when your mom or dad loses their job? Where do you turn when you endure rejection or get made fun of again and again and again? How are you supposed to feel when your grandma dies? And where is God in the middle of all that stuff? Join us in this elective as we discuss the answers to these questions and look at the way that Jesus deals with sorrow, grief, and pain.

How are people in the Old Testament saved? Why do the Old and New Testaments seem so different? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament relate to one another? Did God come up with a new plan for salvation since people kept breaking the Old Testament law? We will answer these questions and more and see that all of Scripture points us to Christ. The gospel of John tells us that Jesus is the Word, so from Genesis to Revelation we will see the Word in every word.

How are people in the Old Testament saved? Why do the Old and New Testaments seem so different? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament relate to one another? Did God come up with a new plan for salvation since people kept breaking the Old Testament law? We will answer these questions and more and see that all of Scripture points us to Christ. The gospel of John tells us that Jesus is the Word, so from Genesis to Revelation we will see the Word in every word.

How are people in the Old Testament saved? Why do the Old and New Testaments seem so different? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament relate to one another? Did God come up with a new plan for salvation since people kept breaking the Old Testament law? We will answer these questions and more and see that all of Scripture points us to Christ. The gospel of John tells us that Jesus is the Word, so from Genesis to Revelation we will see the Word in every word.

How are people in the Old Testament saved? Why do the Old and New Testaments seem so different? How do the Old Testament and the New Testament relate to one another? Did God come up with a new plan for salvation since people kept breaking the Old Testament law? We will answer these questions and more and see that all of Scripture points us to Christ. The gospel of John tells us that Jesus is the Word, so from Genesis to Revelation we will see the Word in every word.

You have won a prize. The prize has two options, and you can choose either (but not both). The first option is a year in Europe with a monthly stipend of $2,000. The second option is ten minutes on the moon. Which option do you select? Why? There’s no wrong answer here, just an opportunity to see how you (and your friends) view the world. How you answer this question – and many others – depends on your worldview. What do you value? What is important to you? In this elective we’ll try to figure out how God views the world and how He wants us to view it as well.

You have won a prize. The prize has two options, and you can choose either (but not both). The first option is a year in Europe with a monthly stipend of $2,000. The second option is ten minutes on the moon. Which option do you select? Why? There’s no wrong answer here, just an opportunity to see how you (and your friends) view the world. How you answer this question – and many others – depends on your worldview. What do you value? What is important to you? In this elective we’ll try to figure out how God views the world and how He wants us to view it as well.

You have won a prize. The prize has two options, and you can choose either (but not both). The first option is a year in Europe with a monthly stipend of $2,000. The second option is ten minutes on the moon. Which option do you select? Why? There’s no wrong answer here, just an opportunity to see how you (and your friends) view the world. How you answer this question – and many others – depends on your worldview. What do you value? What is important to you? In this elective we’ll try to figure out how God views the world and how He wants us to view it as well.

You have won a prize. The prize has two options, and you can choose either (but not both). The first option is a year in Europe with a monthly stipend of $2,000. The second option is ten minutes on the moon. Which option do you select? Why? There’s no wrong answer here, just an opportunity to see how you (and your friends) view the world. How you answer this question – and many others – depends on your worldview. What do you value? What is important to you? In this elective we’ll try to figure out how God views the world and how He wants us to view it as well.