About 100 years ago Einstein theorized that time was not constant, and could run at different rates.  Time is not a label on the universe but experienced individually.  What implications does this have on our faith?  How can we redeem the time that we have and see every moment as sacred?

About 100 years ago Einstein theorized that time was not constant, and could run at different rates. Time is not a label on the universe but experienced individually. What implications does this have on our faith? How can we redeem the time that we have and see every moment as sacred?

Science and Faith (WK 4): "Time"

Mosaic Lincoln is a community following Jesus in practicing rhythms of grace to bring renewal to a weary and burdened world. Our desire is to come together as a people unencumbered by the cultural and religious expectations of our time. Instead, we will focus on receiving and extending the grace of God. Our hope is to work together to cultivate safe spaces within our church family, our neighborhoods and our shared networks where people can lean into each other’s stories and experience the restoration of Jesus together.

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Science and Faith (WK 4): "Time"

Science and Faith (WK 4): "Time"