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Thinking About Thinking About Jesus (part 1)
This would be a continuation of the “Two Views” series of lessons, and we would call it “Two Views of Jesus.” However, over the course of this lesson, we’ll encounter at least five historical views of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.
We could have called it “Five Views of Jesus,” but where’s the symmetry in that?
In this introductory message, we do some background thinking about God and love, and retell Jesus’ parable of the workers in the vineyard. Continue reading
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Sabbath Consciousness: Our Descriptive Selves (part 3)
Continuing our discussion of sabbath-consciousness… Continue reading
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Sabbath Consciousness: Our Descriptive Selves (part 2)
The third critical elements we’re looking at that carves out interior space and peace for our souls, is how we think about ourselves. In this message we consider “the descriptive self” and how it drives us into less and less inner tranquility. Continue reading
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