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Part Three of our look at the intersection of science and faith. Today we take a closer look at the limitations of evolutionary theory, and explore biblical alternatives. Plus we'll look at common biases that shape (or misshape) the views of both secular science and Christian thought.
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Today we continue our examination of the intersection between faith and science. We'll take a look at how Christian scholars throughout the centuries have interpreted the Creation account, and we'll take a look at the text of Genesis 1, to try to determine if it should be taken literally or symbolically.
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Science vs. Faith. This is one of the biggest debates in our culture. Can the Bible be trusted or has science invalidated it? How can we know? These questions are espcially controversial regarding Creation and the Theory of Evolution. Well, we said we would tackle tough Questions in our Got Questions 2024 series, and this is certainly one of them. Join us as we work through these confusing and controversial ideas.
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There are many questions someone can ask, but the most common is "why?" Why does God allow certain things to happen? Or why didn't I get this or that? Some of those will be answered in today's sermon, but one question us Christians tend to ask is, why did Jesus still choose Judas, knowing he was going to betray him?" Let's dive into this question and a few others like it, as we try to understand God's masterful plan for us.
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Living in a world filled with sadness, anger, and anxiety is exhausting. Don't you think it's Time for Good News? We have a special treat today - Tim Jacobs, the District Superintendent of EFCA West, will help us understand God's Good News and how we can apply that to our lives. We all need to hear this!
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This week in our Got Questions series we take a look at this question:
"How were the books of the Bible chosen and why were some/many left out?"
This is an important question. It gets right to the point regarding whether we can trust what the Bible has to say. Thankfully, we know a lot about how the Bible came down through the ages. Join us as we dig in.
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This week in our Got Questions series we take a look at the similarities and differences between the the three main branches of Christianity: Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Protestant. While we do have our differences, we can all agree on the essential beliefs of historic Christianity. Join us as we examine these ideas.
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Today we start our "Got Questions" series. We've been collecting your questions for a month, and we're ready to jump in! We have some challenging things coming up - y'all ask great questions! First, we'll cover some general points and principles related to the series - well, more than that - general points and principles related to all of life! And we'll look at philosophies of how best to teach the Bible. It should be fun!
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We think of the resurrection of Jesus as something that happened in the past, but there is more to it. We live our lives in three different realities - past, present, and future. But from God's perspective, the resurrection is not just in the the past, it's anchored in eternity, flowing over into past, present, and future, where the power that raised Christ from the dead is able to transform our entire life. Join us as we explore this amazing concept.
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Join us as we remember the sacrifice of the cross.
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