On Sunday Pastor Eric preached from Genesis 24:1-67. The story of God bringing Rebekah to Isaac tells of the faithfulness of God and the steady faith of his people. It’s a pointed reminder that we can trust God to fill out all the details of our complex lives in order to fulfill his promises and plans.
We are pairing up adults in the church for some one-on-one time. Men with men. Women with women. This will be a great way to get to know someone new during the quarantine. We will do all the matchmaking and provide a guide for your fellowship together.
Take a walk. Meet at a park. Grab a cup of coffee. Schedule Zoom calls. Whatever works for the two of you. Twice a month, September through December.
Thank you for joining us on Tuesday night for our final Summer School class. We’re praying God uses these classes to make us effective disciples in 21st century Orange County.
Check out the articles below if you want to further study Critical Theory or if you missed the class and want to get up to speed.
Engaging Critical Theory and the Social Justice Movement by Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer
Read a condensed version here: https://freethinkingministries.com/critical-theory-christianity/
A Biblical Critique of Secular Justice and Critical Theory by Tim Keller
We’re meeting TONIGHT for our 3rd and final installment of Summer School. Our topic is “Critical Theory: Recognizing an Unfamiliar Worldview.” This philosophy may be new to you but it’s exerting huge influence in our culture. White privilege. Racial reconciliation. Gender identity. They all connect to critical theory. We need to be able to sort out the biblical from the unbiblical.
The Zoom call starts at 7:30pm. Bring your questions or submit them ahead of time to the church office.
Members and regular attenders will receive an email invite. Contact the church office right away to make sure you’re on our contact list.
We are pairing up adults in the church for some one-on-one time. Men with men. Women with women. This will be a great way to get to know someone new during the quarantine. We will do all the matchmaking and provide a guide for your fellowship together.
Take a walk. Meet at a park. Grab a cup of coffee. Schedule Zoom calls. Whatever works for the two of you. Twice a month, September through December.
On Sunday Pastor Eric preached on the death of Sarah from Genesis 23:1-20. He reminded us that it’s nearly impossible to tell what God is doing while he’s doing it. Hindsight truly is 20-20. We have to trust in his promises while we wait to see them come true. Thankfully, we know, by looking at the cross, that God brings the best out of the worst.
We’re meeting on Tuesday evening for our 3rd and final installment of Summer School. Our topic is “Critical Theory: Recognizing an Unfamiliar Worldview.” This philosophy may be new to you but it’s wielding tremendous influence in our culture. White privilege. Racial reconciliation. Gender identity. They all connect to critical theory. We need to be able to sort out the biblical from the unbiblical.
The Zoom call starts at 7:30pm on Tuesday 8/25/2020. Bring your questions or submit them ahead of time to the church office.
Members and regular attenders will receive an email invite. Contact the church office right away to make sure you’re on our contact list.
“When God has something very great to accomplish for his church, it is his will that there should precede it the extraordinary prayers of his people.”
-Jonathan Edwards
Prayer is the air we breathe. Through our prayers, God strengthens our souls and accomplishes his purposes in the world. That’s why in September we’ll be gathering outside on Thursday evenings for a regular prayer meeting.
Church members and friends of the church are welcome to join. Mark your calendars now or sync up with the church master calendar so that you don’t miss it.