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In 2nd Corinthians 3:18 it says that we are being “transformed into his image.” But the question remains- how do we end up bring shaped into the image and likeness of Jesus? And what does the image and likeness of Jesus even look like? Galatians 5:22-23- the Scripture text that talks about the Fruit of the Spirit, give us an idea of what it looks like to live out the image and likeness of Jesus in...

In 2nd Corinthians 3:18 it says that we are being “transformed into his image.” But the question remains- how do we end up bring shaped into the image and likeness of Jesus? And what does the image and likeness of Jesus even look like? Galatians 5:22-23- the Scripture text that talks about the Fruit of the Spirit, give us an idea of what it looks like to live out the image and likeness of Jesus in...

The book of Revelation is challenging to read and understand. Do you read it literally, symbolically, metaphorically, or some other way? Is it about the past, the present, the future, or all three? What do you do with the violent and alarming images found within the book? Do we ignore it and pretend the Bible ends with the book of Jude? Or do we spend so much time in the book trying to understand...

The book of Revelation is challenging to read and understand. Do you read it literally, symbolically, metaphorically, or some other way? Is it about the past, the present, the future, or all three? What do you do with the violent and alarming images found within the book? Do we ignore it and pretend the Bible ends with the book of Jude? Or do we spend so much time in the book trying to understand...

The book of Revelation is challenging to read and understand. Do you read it literally, symbolically, metaphorically, or some other way? Is it about the past, the present, the future, or all three? What do you do with the violent and alarming images found within the book? Do we ignore it and pretend the Bible ends with the book of Jude? Or do we spend so much time in the book trying to understand...

The book of Revelation is challenging to read and understand. Do you read it literally, symbolically, metaphorically, or some other way? Is it about the past, the present, the future, or all three? What do you do with the violent and alarming images found within the book? Do we ignore it and pretend the Bible ends with the book of Jude? Or do we spend so much time in the book trying to understand...

The book of Revelation is challenging to read and understand. Do you read it literally, symbolically, metaphorically, or some other way? Is it about the past, the present, the future, or all three? What do you do with the violent and alarming images found within the book? Do we ignore it and pretend the Bible ends with the book of Jude? Or do we spend so much time in the book trying to understand...

The book of Revelation is challenging to read and understand. Do you read it literally, symbolically, metaphorically, or some other way? Is it about the past, the present, the future, or all three? What do you do with the violent and alarming images found within the book? Do we ignore it and pretend the Bible ends with the book of Jude? Or do we spend so much time in the book trying to understand...

The book of Revelation is challenging to read and understand. Do you read it literally, symbolically, metaphorically, or some other way? Is it about the past, the present, the future, or all three? What do you do with the violent and alarming images found within the book? Do we ignore it and pretend the Bible ends with the book of Jude? Or do we spend so much time in the book trying to understand...

In the three years of Jesus earthly ministry he asked 307 questions, was asked 183 and only directly answered 3 of the questions he was asked. Jesus is super comfortable with questions. We asked the Veritas Community what questions they would like to explore and these are some of the questions that were submitted. We wrapped up our ???? series by doing a two part on Atonement Theories. Week 4 we l...

In the three years of Jesus’ earthly ministry he asked 307 questions, was asked 183 and only directly answered 3 of the questions he was asked. Jesus is super comfortable with questions. We asked the Veritas Community what questions they would like to explore and these are some of the questions that were submitted. This past Sunday we looked at part one of a two part series within the ???? series...

In the three years of Jesus earthly ministry he asked 307 questions, was asked 183 and only directly answered 3 of the questions he was asked. Jesus is super comfortable with questions. We asked the Veritas Community what questions they would like to explore and these are some of the questions that were submitted. This past Sunday we explored the third question of our ???? series, "What does...

In the three years of Jesus’ earthly ministry he asked 307 questions, was asked 183 and only directly answered 3 of the questions he was asked. Jesus is super comfortable with questions. We asked the Veritas Community what questions they would like to explore and these are some of the questions that were submitted. This past Sunday we looked at the question, “What does it mean, in today’s politica...

In the three years of Jesus’ earthly ministry he asked 307 questions, was asked 183 and only directly answered 3 of the questions he was asked. Jesus is super comfortable with questions. We asked the Veritas Community what questions they would like to explore and these are some of the questions that were submitted. Week 1 of ???? we looked at the question- “What happens if someone lives a good lif...

In Revelation chapters 2 and 3 we find letters to seven churches in Asia Minor- Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These 7 churches were seeking to follow Jesus in the midst of the Roman Empire. What can we learn about following Jesus as individuals and as a community in 2024 and in the midst of our own empires from these 7 letters written to these 7 churches...

In Revelation chapters 2 and 3 we find letters to seven churches in Asia Minor- Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These 7 churches were seeking to follow Jesus in the midst of the Roman Empire. What can we learn about following Jesus as individuals and as a community in 2024 and in the midst of our own empires from these 7 letters written to these 7 churches...

In Revelation chapters 2 and 3 we find letters to seven churches in Asia Minor- Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These 7 churches were seeking to follow Jesus in the midst of the Roman Empire. What can we learn about following Jesus as individuals and as a community in 2024 and in the midst of our own empires from these 7 letters written to these 7 churches...

In Revelation chapters 2 and 3 we find letters to seven churches in Asia Minor- Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These 7 churches were seeking to follow Jesus in the midst of the Roman Empire. What can we learn about following Jesus as individuals and as a community in 2024 and in the midst of our own empires from these 7 letters written to these 7 churches...

In Revelation chapters 2 and 3 we find letters to seven churches in Asia Minor- Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These 7 churches were seeking to follow Jesus in the midst of the Roman Empire. What can we learn about following Jesus as individuals and as a community in 2024 and in the midst of our own empires from these 7 letters written to these 7 churches...

In Revelation chapters 2 and 3 we find letters to seven churches in Asia Minor- Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These 7 churches were seeking to follow Jesus in the midst of the Roman Empire. What can we learn about following Jesus as individuals and as a community in 2024 and in the midst of our own empires from these 7 letters written to these 7 churches...

In Revelation chapters 2 and 3 we find letters to seven churches in Asia Minor- Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These 7 churches were seeking to follow Jesus in the midst of the Roman Empire. What can we learn about following Jesus as individuals and as a community in 2024 and in the midst of our own empires from these 7 letters written to these 7 churches...

Here is the audio of our 5th and Final Week of Beside(s) Jesus where we look at the three women gathered at the empty tomb in Mark 16:1-8.

Sure, Lent is all about Jesus going to the cross and how we’re supposed to follow Jesus ... but let’s be honest: we’re not Jesus, and we usually stop short of going all the way to the cross. Besides Jesus, who else in these Gospel readings can we look to for discipleship lessons during Lent — folks we should imitate, folks we should try not to imitate? Who are the characters beside Jesus in these...

Sure, Lent is all about Jesus going to the cross and how we’re supposed to follow Jesus ... but let’s be honest: we’re not Jesus, and we usually stop short of going all the way to the cross. Besides Jesus, who else in these Gospel readings can we look to for discipleship lessons during Lent — folks we should imitate, folks we should try not to imitate? Who are the characters beside Jesus in these...

Sure, Lent is all about Jesus going to the cross and how we’re supposed to follow Jesus ... but let’s be honest: we’re not Jesus, and we usually stop short of going all the way to the cross. Besides Jesus, who else in these Gospel readings can we look to for discipleship lessons during Lent — folks we should imitate, folks we should try not to imitate? Who are the characters beside Jesus in these...