Compassion

This coming Sunday, Nov. 2, we will continue the LtQ2.0 series with the section on compassion, asking, "Is this not the heart of Jesus' message?" and "What is more central to the life of faith than striving to be more compassionate?"

In this chapter, contributor Ron Buford says, "Compassion was at the center of Jesus' ministry and life. So often in the gospels you get the sense that Jesus looked into people's eyes, into their hearts, and he saw something. He saw who they were. He saw what they needed. And no matter what law he had to break, if he had to break a law in order to make that person whole or to make their lives better, Jesus did it." 

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Prayer: Intimacy with God

Coming for October 26, Chapter 18 of LtQ 2.0. "Prayer: Intimacy with God."
These sessions seems to getting better every week. Please join us. Nothing required. We'll just be happy to see you.

Incarnation: Divinely Human LtQ2.0

This Sunday, October 19, we'll view the LtQ2.0 chapter titled "Incarnation: Divinely Human." Does divinity begin where humanity ends? or is there a little overlap? We'll have a look at two biblical verses, John 10:31-34. and Psalms 82:6-7. Please join us. We'll be delighted to see you.

Social Justice: Realizing God's Vision

This coming Sunday, October 12 we'll view the 16th chapter of LtQ2.0, "Realizing God's Vision" One of the main tenets of progressive Christianity is work for social justice. "The opposite of poverty is not wealth, but justice." Bryan Stevenson. Come join us. We'll be delighted to see you.

A kingdom without walls LtQ2.0 Ch 15

We continue the Living the Questions 2.0 series with chapter 15: 'A Kingdom Without Walls."
The website at St John's in Raleigh posted about this chapter, saying:
 "Imagine a place where mercy resides, love forms each heart, compassion is lived out with grit and determination. A place where lavish signs mark each path, barrier free. Imagine a place where skin tones are celebrated like the hues of tulips in springtime. … Imagine a place where people no longer kept watch through the front window to determine whether the welcome mat would remain on the porch. Such is the work - the journey - the destination - in the kin-dom of God.” Join us!