ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week, we witnessed the tragedy of yet another school shooting.
It’s clear that there’s evil in the world doing its worst.
However, Jesus is working to birth “new creation”—one in which evil has been stamped out.
The Good News is that we are all invited to be a part of this new world.
The only requirement is that we must drink “living water” and be “born from above.”
How does this happen? Through an encounter with the scriptural Christ.
Tune in to hear about two different encounters, and find out if they are able “see” as Christ asks them to.
It’s clear that there’s evil in the world doing its worst.
However, Jesus is working to birth “new creation”—one in which evil has been stamped out.
The Good News is that we are all invited to be a part of this new world.
The only requirement is that we must drink “living water” and be “born from above.”
How does this happen? Through an encounter with the scriptural Christ.
Tune in to hear about two different encounters, and find out if they are able “see” as Christ asks them to.
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