Preaching: Mike Roth
After necessarily deconstructing Christianity that’s based on biblical inerrancy, Divine wrath, and exclusion in Jesus’ name, people often find themselves asking, “Why should I be Christian?” This important question comes from a place that is much deeper than cynicism. It’s an honest question. Why—if the Bible isn’t inerrant, God is love, and Jesus’ table is open to every person—should anyone identify as a Christian today, in 2023? This sermon series will explore non-violent and non-dominion reasons for being deeply, yet humbly Christian, today.
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From Empire to Community
From Exclusion to Inclusion
From Vengeance to Mercy
From the Ideal to the Concrete
From Sacrifice to Gift
The Bible As Trajectory
Reading the Text with Womanist Theology
Voices from the Wilderness: The Witness of Womanist Theology
Reading the Text with Indigenous Theology
Voices from the Wilderness: The Witness of Indigenous Theology
Reading the Text with Black Theology
Voices from the Wilderness: The Witness of Black Theology
Repentance: Coming Home
Making Space Through Forgiveness
Making Space Through Fasting
Making Space Through Prayer
Making Space Through Rest
Resting into the Christian Year
The Gospel of Jesus
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