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It was a bittersweet moment this last Sunday, as it was the last time for a long while that Ryan Felber will be at worship with us. He's off to Los Angeles, for a year-long internship doing some incredible work for God. We invited him to speak for a few minutes during the service, and here's what he had to say.
It was a bittersweet moment this last Sunday, as it was the last time for a long while that Ryan Felber will be at worship with us. He's off to Los Angeles, for a year-long internship doing some incredible work for God. We invited him to speak for a few minutes during the service, and here's what he had to say.
Walker Scholar preaching award winner Christian Briones, y'all.
God as Pillar of Fire / Pillar of Cloud, Exodus 13 & 14 -- what do you make of that? Our guest preacher Christian Briones says, “Christianity is not the religion for you if you don’t want to get involved, don’t want to take sides. Our God takes a side against injustice, against oppression... Our God gets involved.” Dang!
Walker Scholar preaching award winner Christian Briones, y'all.
God as Pillar of Fire / Pillar of Cloud, Exodus 13 & 14 -- what do you make of that? Our guest preacher Christian Briones says, “Christianity is not the religion for you if you don’t want to get involved, don’t want to take sides. Our God takes a side against injustice, against oppression... Our God gets involved.” Dang!
How do we come to know the ineffable, indescribable God? Language fails; we cannot say what God is, only what God is like. For today, God is like a parent, a father (Isaiah 64:8) and a mother (Isaiah 66:13). God is our origin and our caretaker, and who we are depends on our identities in God.
How is God like this picture? Listen, and you'll find out.
How do we come to know the ineffable, indescribable God? Language fails; we cannot say what God is, only what God is like. For today, God is like a parent, a father (Isaiah 64:8) and a mother (Isaiah 66:13). God is our origin and our caretaker, and who we are depends on our identities in God.
How is God like this picture? Listen, and you'll find out.
Alaska native Jason Redick is a very serious human.
Our friend Jason Redick came to testify to his way of following Jesus into the lives of the marginalized. He's the pastor's "protest buddy" and a voice for solidarity in our metroplex. Mark 6:30-56.
Alaska native Jason Redick is a very serious human.
Our friend Jason Redick came to testify to his way of following Jesus into the lives of the marginalized. He's the pastor's "protest buddy" and a voice for solidarity in our metroplex. Mark 6:30-56.
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