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It's not uncommon for Christians to regard church as a passive, personal, or receptive experience — as being about "what I can get out of it." However, church by its very nature is not a personal experience; it's a corporate one. And according to the New Testament, the key attitude we are to …

Rev. Dr. Jay Harvey leads a two-part series exploring the profound implications of the Lord's Prayer for addressing modern concerns of identity, resentment, and mortality. Special attention is given to how this prayer can be incorporated practically into our daily lives. Rev. Dr. Jay Harvey is the…

Rev. Dr. Jay Harvey leads a two-part series exploring the profound implications of the Lord's Prayer for addressing modern concerns of identity, resentment, and mortality. Special attention is given to how this prayer can be incorporated practically into our daily lives. Rev. Dr. Jay Harvey is the…

This four-week course examines Paul’s short but theologically profound letter to the Philippians. Following some introductory discussion of the life and letters of Paul, we will read closely one chapter of the letter in each of our four sessions. Key themes include Paul’s imprisonments,…

This four-week course examines Paul’s short but theologically profound letter to the Philippians. Following some introductory discussion of the life and letters of Paul, we will read closely one chapter of the letter in each of our four sessions. Key themes include Paul’s imprisonments,…

The Bible is organized into six covenants God makes with people: Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and the new covenant in Jesus Christ. How do these covenants relate to each other, and how do the earlier ones apply (or not) to followers of Jesus who live in the new covenant? Two great approaches …

This four-week course examines Paul’s short but theologically profound letter to the Philippians. Following some introductory discussion of the life and letters of Paul, we will read closely one chapter of the letter in each of our four sessions. Key themes include Paul’s imprisonments,…

The Bible lies at the heart of the Reformed tradition. But how it should be heard, read, and lived has been debated from the Reformation to our own day. Yale Divinity professor Bruce Gordon leads us in a three-part series exploring how different voices in the Protestant story have wrestled with Scr…

The Bible lies at the heart of the Reformed tradition. But how it should be heard, read, and lived has been debated from the Reformation to our own day. Yale Divinity professor Bruce Gordon leads us in a three-part series exploring how different voices in the Protestant story have wrestled with Scr…