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A Church For The End of The World
The world is changing. Technological progress has led to amazing developments – we can access anything, anywhere, or anyone in the world with the device in our pockets. We are filled with confidence that we will make a better future for ourselves. That we have no limits. The kingdom is right around the corner…
At the same time, fewer and fewer people are attending church in the US. People who grew up in church are leaving, disengaging. Belief in a kingdom we can make for ourselves is strong, but it is a kingdom without a King.
What is the church to be in this cultural moment?
Join us as we go to an ancient source, the book of Revelation, 7 letters written by Jesus to the church of the 1st century that provide the way forward for the church of today. A church for the end of the world.
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Andrew Jones - May 19, 2019
12 Let Us Make a Name for Ourselves
Genesis 11:1-32
From Series: "Genesis: In the Beginning - Leawood Campus"
How did we get here? More than just a question of origins, this is an inquiry into the meaning of life, the purpose of humanity, the problems of the world, and the direction of history. While humanity has put forth many attempts to answer these questions, it is clear that a pervasive confusion still remains in our search for who and why we are. Perhaps our confusion is a result of starting from the wrong place. We are tempted to find the answer within ourselves. But what if the answer was never meant to start with us? What if, instead, the better answer starts somewhere else or with Someone else? Join us this spring as we look back at the timeless book of Genesis in order to live forward in our cultural moment. And as we do, may we discover who we’re meant to be by encountering the One who has always been.
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Andrew Jones - May 19, 2019
12 Let Us Make a Name for Ourselves
Genesis 11:1-32
From Series: "Genesis: In the Beginning - Leawood Campus"
How did we get here? More than just a question of origins, this is an inquiry into the meaning of life, the purpose of humanity, the problems of the world, and the direction of history. While humanity has put forth many attempts to answer these questions, it is clear that a pervasive confusion still remains in our search for who and why we are. Perhaps our confusion is a result of starting from the wrong place. We are tempted to find the answer within ourselves. But what if the answer was never meant to start with us? What if, instead, the better answer starts somewhere else or with Someone else? Join us this spring as we look back at the timeless book of Genesis in order to live forward in our cultural moment. And as we do, may we discover who we’re meant to be by encountering the One who has always been.
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