Wholistic Christianity

A message on the book of Jeremiah I preached awhile back. 

This is an older message I taught about how God changed from being someone who sits on a throne to being a God who dwells among us. 

In this episode we look at what Paul meant in 1 Corinthians 15. This is a message I preached in February of 2019. 

I just wanted to share shortly on why I changed the name from Gnostic to Wholistic Christianity as some have asked me about that. 

This is a message I preached awhile back. It speaks to how the ancient people used stories as a way of communicating a narrative. We must understand that the ancient people were not recording history but rather trying to relay a message.

This week we will be looking at what Carl Jung has to say about the Book of Job and how it radically shifts the story of God into a more personal story of a Father who is learning how to love Creation. This weeks service will be outdoors under the tent.

This week we will be gathering together again for a new series that looks at Christianity through the lens of Dr. Carl Jung. Jung grew up as a pastors kid and was fascinated by the symbolism and meaning that this world religion expressed in its story and practice. His perspective will, I hope, give us fresh eyes to see Christianity in ways that inspire and encourage us to live out the call of Christ in our everyday lives.

Discovered at Nag Hammadi in Egypt, the Gospel of Philip looks at new a new text from the period of early Christianity that invites us to spark a new imagination around the person of Jesus Christ. Tonight we are introducing the character of Philip and seeing how his interactions with Jesus may have set the stage for how we look at this new and fascinating discovery from the 3rd century A.D.

In this message we look through the lens of the Gospel of Philip to understand the symbolism behind the Flesh and Blood of Christ.

Discovered at Nag Hammadi in Egypt, the Gospel of Philip looks at new a new text from the period of early Christianity that invites us to spark a new imagination around the person of Jesus Christ. 

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