Mankind makes terrible gods, but God makes the perfect man. He provides the example for a failed humanity while redeeming their very existence. We worship God by submitting to Him with all that we are while rejecting the idolatry of the flesh that elevates anything above perfect God who bore flesh.
Mankind makes terrible gods, but God makes the perfect man. He provides the example for a failed humanity while redeeming their very existence. We worship God by submitting to Him with all that we are while rejecting the idolatry of the flesh that elevates anything above perfect God who bore flesh.
We talk about the Shepherds, the Wise Men, and even the Camels, but do we ever talk about the Dragons? Find out more on this week’s episode of Nobody Special.
Whenever one brings up the issue of “worship” immediately, it seems that everyone garners a preconceived notion of what worship is, how everyone should do it, and ultimately, how the way do it is far superior to everyone else’s. People have left churches over issues of worship style. Arguments have stirred up controversy as to…
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We talk about the Shepherds, the Wise Men, and even the Camels, but do we ever talk about the Dragons? Find out more on this week’s episode of Nobody Special.
Advent is a time when the church pauses to remember the first coming of Jesus Christ while we look towards His second coming in eager expectation. This Advent, we look at the coming of peace in the birth of Jesus Christ and look towards peace’s final consummation during the final days.
We have seem many version of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Some of them are good and others not so much. We talk about the meaning behind them and then talk about the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus.
Advent is a time when the church pauses to remember the first coming of Jesus Christ while we look towards His second coming in eager expectation. This Advent, we look at the coming of peace in the birth of Jesus Christ and look towards peace’s final consummation during the final days.
Advent is a time to look at the first coming of Jesus Christ in eager expectation of the second. At the core of the Gospel is the proclamation that Jesus came to be with us as one of us, so that we might be with Him.
Advent is a time when the church pauses to remember the first coming of Jesus Christ while we look towards His second coming in eager expectation. This Advent, we look at the coming of peace in the birth of Jesus Christ and look towards peace’s final consummation during the final days.
