The Church of the Incarnation - Sermons

At Cafe Veritas we hope to engage, inspire, question, and enlarge our view of true life together by exploring tough questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. Through lectures, interactive workshops, film discussions, and artistic performances, we will foster honest dialogue and thoughtful commentary that is characterized by excellence, humility, and grace.At Cafe Veritas we hope to engage, inspire, question, and enlarge our view of true life together by exploring tough questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. Through lectures, interactive workshops, film discussions, and artistic performances, we will foster honest dialogue and thoughtful commentary that is characterized by excellence, humility, and grace.At Cafe Veritas we hope to engage, inspire, question, and enlarge our view of true life together by exploring tough questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. Through lectures, interactive workshops, film discussions, and artistic performances, we will foster honest dialogue and thoughtful commentary that is characterized by excellence, humility, and grace.At Cafe Veritas we hope to engage, inspire, question, and enlarge our view of true life together by exploring tough questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. Through lectures, interactive workshops, film discussions, and artistic performances, we will foster honest dialogue and thoughtful commentary that is characterized by excellence, humility, and gra"God is not Great, and religion poisons everything." This is the serious accusation of Christopher Hitchens, one of the most prolific and brilliant journalists of our time. At this Cafe Veritas we explored ways two different Christian traditions attempt to contribute to the good of society.The first presentation was from an Anglican perspective.

o engage, inspire, question, and enlarge our view of true life together by exploring tough questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. Through lectures, interactive workshops, film discussions, and artistic performances, we will foster honest dialogue and thoughtful commentary that is characterized by excellence, humility, and grace.At Cafe Veritas we hope to engage, inspire, question, and enlarge our view of true life together by exploring tough questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. Through lectures, interactive workshops, film discussions, and artistic performances, we will foster honest dialogue and thoughtful commentary that is characterized by excellence, humility, and gra"God is not Great, and religion poisons everything." This is the serious accusation of Christopher Hitchens, one of the most prolific and brilliant journalists of our time. At this Cafe Veritas we explored ways two different Christian traditions attempt to contribute to the good of society.Gerald McDermott offered a brief response to the two presentations.

"God is not Great, and religion poisons everything." This is the serious accusation of Christopher Hitchens, one of the most prolific and brilliant journalists of our time. At this Cafe Veritas we explored ways two different Christian traditions attempt to contribute to the good of society. The second presentation was from a Mennonite perspective.

The season of Lent is a period of 40 days of fasting, repentance, spiritual warfare and renewal preparing us to enter the joy of Easter.

Sermon 6 of 6 in the series, Epiphany (2013) The Glory of God & the Good of the City