Published on Sun 20th Feb 2011
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All people "live out of" a story that explains where the world came from, where it's going, and what constitutes the good life. The story we believe directs how we live every day. Christians are called to "live out of" the biblical story -- a story that is in conflict with the dominant story of modern western culture. It is no easy task, but if we are to live as citizens of the Kingdom of God, it is a neces sary task. As we study Genesis 2, we will learn what that biblical story is to see where it conflicts with the dominant story of our culture.
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Sun 28th Nov 2010
This advent season, we will spend time looking at the various "Canticles of
Christmas" recorded in the gospel according to Luke.
Sun 28th Nov 2010
Lord's Day #3 of the Heidelberg Catechism says that we must be "born again
by the Spirit of God." What does it mean to be born again?
Sun 5th Dec 2010
We continue to examine the songs of Christmas. This week, Zechariah's "Benedictus" declares that the Messiah is a "horn of salvation".
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Sun 5th Dec 2010
We will study this passage to understand the implications of the profound biblical teaching that every believer has been adopted by God.
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Sun 12th Dec 2010
We will examine John the Baptist's song, "Parati Vium Domini," (prepare the way of the Lord) to understand how we can prepare our hearts to receive rightly the Christ of God.
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