Going the distance is only possible when we discover faith. 1 John 1:1-4; Gospels of Matthew 28:16-20, and John 20:24-30... Be blessed!!!

Psalm 22 and the surprising AMEN that it will get out of you during difficult times.

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New Apologetics Episode!!!

One of the first Church Fathers, St Athanasius married his philosophical and biblical ideas with his pursuit of the mystical as seen in his friendship with St Antony, his contemporary and a well-known Early Christian Hermit and Monastic.

He also unwittingly demonstrates his arguments through the lived experience of St Antony in his work, "The Life of St Antony", whose life exemplified Jesus' faithfulness, presence and living relationship with His own, who would seek Him, thus demonstrating through wonders and signs, His unchallenged divinity in the context of the Roman and Greek gods.

St Athanasius demonstrates that Christian intellectual pursuit concerning the faith rode on the back of Christian mysticism or lived experience to truly understand the truth of Christ's work, as taught in the Gospels.

He is known for penning his first work "On the Incarnation of the Word" at the young age of 21 and later "Against the Arians". He is lastly known for "Athanasius Contra Mundum", Latin for "Athanasius against the World"--succinctly describing Athanasius' experience of defending the faith alone, when he felt unsupported by the church; a task that he felt was beyond his ability--but worth the effort for the sake of the faith of believers. It was an effort that led to him being made bishop later in his life because of his concern for the living faith of the Christians of the Church of his time.

Do you struggle with good news when all else seems to be crumbling and falling apart right in-front of you? This sermon is for you! God is calling your name, and it's time that you get to hear Him speak. This is a call to the weary and the brokenhearted to KNOW that the Lord SEES, UNDERSTANDS and HEARS them, and that He has a TESTIMONY brewing in your life that's going to SHAKE the WORLD.

Hey everyone! We hope that you are well and in good health, safe in the Lord and ready to hear more about Christian Apologetics. We'll be discussing the topic as Still Moments with Jesus, based off of our understanding of the rich and vibrant ancient traditions, texts (in their original languages and contexts) as well as their Eastern and Western Religious counterparts--and important historical church figures from the earliest days of the church.

Hey y'all! Hope you are having a beautiful blessed day! We're back again with our mid-week series and we hope that you'll be super blessed as we examine Christian Apologetics through the lens of Early Christian Figures, and the Holy Scriptures. We hope you'll discover your inner passion as Christian Apologists, not as people driven by the intellect, but as people driven by a deep and sincere love for the Lord Jesus as we read in 1 Peter 3:15.

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