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The Gospel is good news to a man named Bartimaeus who though born blind was persistently hopeful that Jesus would make him see again. What type of good news are we hoping for? What good news is most needed around us? How persistent are we willing to be? J
Pastor Juan Carlos sat with Pastor Jim Keck to discuss the upcoming Gospel worship services.
There are blindingly obvious forms of bad religion such as violent fundamentalism, doomsday cults, money grubbing televangelism and plain charlatanry. But in this three part series Dr. Jim Keck will explore far more subtle ways that religion can devolve i
The Gospel is good news to a man named Bartimaeus who though born blind was persistently hopeful that Jesus would make him see again. What type of good news are we hoping for? What good news is most needed around us? How persistent are we willing to be? J
Pastor Juan Carlos sat with Ariel Merivil and Laurelin Moeller to discuss the upcoming Gospel worship services on Aug 22nd and 29th.
The joy of gospel music contains a deep call for justice and liberation. The Reverend Juan Carlos Huertas, new to First-Plymouth’ clergy team and to Lincoln, will lead the series sessions designed to leverage uplifting gospel worship to joyfully strive
There are blindingly obvious forms of bad religion such as violent fundamentalism, doomsday cults, money grubbing televangelism and plain charlatanry. But in this three part series Dr. Jim Keck will explore far more subtle ways that religion can devolve i
This week Dr. Jim Keck, in a rather elaborate (read “tenuous”) string of metaphors, compares a passage in Ephesians four to the old-time monster figures of the werewolf, zombie and vampire. Ephesians four asks us to moderate our anger (Don’t be a we
Living life together requires a certain set of practices rooted in love. What happens when we disappoint one another? When we fail to model God's love? What happens when our actions or in-actions damage our life together? The beauty of the good news is th
In the Middle Ages the church only spoke about vocation as being called to specific religious roles. But during the reformation, the idea that any line of work could be a ministry and that we are all called to live the Christian ideals in our work place b
Life together is filled with the daily rhythms of our life. In the midst of our busyness and our being overwhelmed we might wonder - Is this what this should be like? Paul, one of the key leaders and writers of the early church, often reminds the church a
In the third chapter to the Letter to the Ephesians Paul offers a most amazing prayer. Essentially he prays that everyone might fully know the reality of the Divine Within. Too often we think of God as some type of external object or thing. But the infini