An encouraging message in tough times. Speaker: Sam Haddon
In what ways might a rediscovery of the promise of God’s presence in our life not only change us, but shape us to give the very thing the people in our lives need so desperately?
Preacher: Sam Haddon. In what ways might a rediscovery of the promise of God’s presence in our life not only change us, but shape us to give the very thing the people in our lives need so desperately?
We live in a world swamped with technologies and pressures that ultimately distract us. In what ways might a rediscovery of the promise of God’s presence in our life not only change us, but shape us to give the very thing the people in our lives need so desperately? Speaker: Sam Haddon
There is an increasing trend for people to say “my relationship with God is personal”. Dig deeper, and more often than not this is a reaction to a difficult experience with a Christian in the past. However, what if we were to say that the only way to truly know yourself and God is to be around other Christians in community? Speaker: Barry Tramacchi 1 Corinthians: 12:12-27
Mark is an author, teacher, activist and coach who has written five books on practical spirituality that seek to apply spiritual wisdom to everyday life. He teaches a doctoral course on spiritual formation at Fuller Theological seminary in the USA and speaks with the goal of awakening imagination and inviting audiences to take new steps into life and wholeness.
There is an increasing trend for people to say “my relationship with God is personal”. Dig deeper, and more often than not this is a reaction to a difficult experience with a Christian in the past. Preacher: Sam Haddon
There is an increasing trend for people to say “my relationship with God is personal”. Dig deeper, and more often than not this is a reaction to a difficult experience with a Christian in the past. However, what if we were to say that the only way to truly know yourself and God is to be around other Christians in community? Speaker: Sam Haddon
Am I what I acquire? Am I what I feel? Am I what I was born into? The list goes on. The search for our Identity seems to be one of the trademarks for the modern life. How does the Bible suggest we find it? Why does there seem to be a deep restlessness in the everyday person? Whether religious or not, everyone seems to be searching for that one thing that will really “satisfy”. What if the search really began by looking beneath the looking? Speaker: Barry Tramacchi