John 15:1-15
This Sunday is the second of four consecutive of preview worship at All Souls, and we will be continuing in our series, Life With God, It's Not What You Think. This week, we will be looking at John 15 and asking the question, How does Jesus redefine even our concept of love? All you need to do is turn on the TV or look at the magazine rack at the grocery store to get a feel for how our culture wants us to understand love, and yet, we are the loneliest, most individualistic, most depressed country in the history of the world. Could something be wrong with our understanding of what love is all about? Come join us as we explore this question together.
You can listen to this and all of our published recordings as a podcast in iTunes by clicking here, or you can click here (9.79MB, 28:23) to download and listen to this recording directly.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
August 16, 2009: John 14 - Jesus Redefines Worship
John 14:1-14
Should we be afraid of God? The answer to this question may surprise you. To a generation that loves warm and fuzzy spirituality, the whole idea of a God to fear is a bit appalling. And yet, the question remains whether that is because God is a tyrant or because our understanding of what it means to fear Him is skewed? Come here how life with a fear-evoking God is a good thing! And more than that, how it is actually what Jesus points to as the very source of our comfort in this broken world.
You can listen to this and all of our published recordings as a podcast in iTunes by clicking here, or you can click here (8.48MB, 24:43) to download and listen to this recording directly.
Should we be afraid of God? The answer to this question may surprise you. To a generation that loves warm and fuzzy spirituality, the whole idea of a God to fear is a bit appalling. And yet, the question remains whether that is because God is a tyrant or because our understanding of what it means to fear Him is skewed? Come here how life with a fear-evoking God is a good thing! And more than that, how it is actually what Jesus points to as the very source of our comfort in this broken world.
You can listen to this and all of our published recordings as a podcast in iTunes by clicking here, or you can click here (8.48MB, 24:43) to download and listen to this recording directly.
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