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Forma Vitae, lIterally meaning “form of life,” is a latin phrase used by early church fathers, and subsequently throughout church history, to describe a pattern of living that derives from the life of Christ Himself. Additionally, Timothy and Paul used the language of “example of life (2Thess 3:9)” referencing a particular way that Jesus was calling Christians to live. We all have a forma vitae, a pattern of life, a shape to how we live. The question is whether or not it is a “gospel-shaped pattern of life.”
Forma Vitae, lIterally meaning “form of life,” is a latin phrase used by early church fathers, and subsequently throughout church history, to describe a pattern of living that derives from the life of Christ Himself. Additionally, Timothy and Paul used the language of “example of life (2Thess 3:9)” referencing a particular way that Jesus was calling Christians to live. We all have a forma vitae, a pattern of life, a shape to how we live. The question is whether or not it is a “gospel-shaped pattern of life.”
Forma Vitae, lIterally meaning “form of life,” is a latin phrase used by early church fathers, and subsequently throughout church history, to describe a pattern of living that derives from the life of Christ Himself. Additionally, Timothy and Paul used the language of “example of life (2Thess 3:9)” referencing a particular way that Jesus was calling Christians to live. We all have a forma vitae, a pattern of life, a shape to how we live. The question is whether or not it is a “gospel-shaped pattern of life.”
Forma Vitae, lIterally meaning “form of life,” is a latin phrase used by early church fathers, and subsequently throughout church history, to describe a pattern of living that derives from the life of Christ Himself. Additionally, Timothy and Paul used the language of “example of life (2Thess 3:9)” referencing a particular way that Jesus was calling Christians to live. We all have a forma vitae, a pattern of life, a shape to how we live. The question is whether or not it is a “gospel-shaped pattern of life.”
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