Some understand that Christ came to free us from our sin, but what we don’t talk about as
often is the effects of condemnation. What does it mean that Jesus came in the likeness of
man, wearing the likeness of sinful flesh? And what does this intentionality on God’s part have
to do with our freedom from condemnation? This week will invite us to look at the ways
condemnation has played a role in our stories and to release the power condemnation has had
on us in different aspects of our lives.

At Midweek, we’ll take a look Behind the Journey to better understand not just what Jesus said and how it applies to us – but why it was so important and rich in meaning to the people who heard him first. In our day and time, a time in which cultural relevance permeates every aspect of our lives, the little details of how and where we’re living out our faith matter. Jesus cares about the details. He did then – and he does now.

We know Jesus performed miracles all throughout the Gospels – but what was different about how He chose to call Lazarus from death to life in John 11? What does how He spoke to that death have to do with us today? Ashlee Eiland continues in Midweek’s Behind the Journey series.

Midweek at Willow Creek Community Church

Midweek at Willow Creek Community Church