Salvation and Stuff

It was Christmas day in 1863 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The house nor the man’s white full beard did little in stopping the cold from piercing through. Had it been a sunshine filled day, the aging man still would have still felt numb inside. Very much against his will, he had grown used to it. He remembered a year earlier recording in his journal, "A merry Christmas' say the children, but that is no more for me."

This podcast previews the upcoming series titled: Foundational Faith.

It’s called Foundational Faith because it seems more and more that we all need a sure footing in navigating our lives upon what seems to be an unsure and crumbling terrain. Part of the eroding landscape of our time is because we live in a post-modern world. And if postmodernism itself wasn’t confusing enough, (thanks to it being purposefully obscured and given to subjectivism) some say we live in post, post modern world. I don’t know what to think of that - Needless to say no matter what era of time we find ourselves in, there remains a need to see something clear and true in an ever-changing landscape. We all need a Foundational Faith