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Why did you choose those 12 people to be disciples? Did you feel disappointed in them?
St Alban’s Fulham - Sunday Service - 13 March, 2022
Why did you choose those 12 people to be the disciples? Did you feel disappointed in them?
Ask Jesus
As we embark on the season of Lent, we again take this moment to consider the person of Jesus. As we think about the extraordinary idea of God becoming human in order to restore our relationship with the Father, we take this opportunity to ‘Ask Jesus’ about what it was like to be “fully God and fully man”, here on earth. Each week, we will unpack a question or collection of questions from our congregation about Jesus.
The opportunity we have here is to learn more about Jesus and what it might look like to be a follower of Jesus. Each week the topic will cover some sensitive ground and potentially some really big existential questions. We will root our response in scripture and the wisdom of theologians and scholars who can help us unpack and ‘humanise’ these big questions.
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By stalbansfulhamSt Alban’s Fulham - Sunday Service - 13 March, 2022
Why did you choose those 12 people to be the disciples? Did you feel disappointed in them?
Ask Jesus
As we embark on the season of Lent, we again take this moment to consider the person of Jesus. As we think about the extraordinary idea of God becoming human in order to restore our relationship with the Father, we take this opportunity to ‘Ask Jesus’ about what it was like to be “fully God and fully man”, here on earth. Each week, we will unpack a question or collection of questions from our congregation about Jesus.
The opportunity we have here is to learn more about Jesus and what it might look like to be a follower of Jesus. Each week the topic will cover some sensitive ground and potentially some really big existential questions. We will root our response in scripture and the wisdom of theologians and scholars who can help us unpack and ‘humanise’ these big questions.