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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OT Reflections: Tym Andrews
OT Reflections: Leah Griffin
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OT Reflections: Cheri Gilbert
OT Reflections: Mike Roth
Elijah's Silence (1 Kings 19)
David's Anointing (1 Samuel 16)
Samson's Strength (Judges 16)
Jacob's Wrestling (Genesis 32)
Abraham's Calling (Genesis 12)
Humanity's Tower (Genesis 11)
Noah's Ark (Genesis 6-8)
God’s Creation: Genesis 1
A Queer Theology of Trinity
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Christ our Door
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