Like water, we need a sense of love and safety to do what we’re called to do.

The last installment in “The Bible, Weird and Wonderful” is from the last (and arguably) the weirdest) book in the Bible: Revelation. To see the illustration of the human-headed, lion-toothed horse-locust referenced in this sermon, click here: https://biblegraphics.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Revelation05.jpg

Letters attributed to Paul but probably not written by Paul that contain some of the Bible’s coolest theology.

Pastor David talks about letters that are generally not disputed as having been written by the Apostle Paul

What makes letters in the Bible authoritative? Is it because they were written by Paul? Or dictated by God? Because they say they’re authoritative? Because of tradition? In this week’s sermon Pastor David Schell explores how scripture is authoritative for us.

Pastor David talks about Messy Christianity and how the Jewish followers of Jesus moved from excluding non- Jews or requiring them to be circumcised and follow Torah law to including anyone who came to believe. It was a bumpy road.

Pastor David talks about the ways the gospels differ with each other and how those differences were God’s word to each of the communities they were for, and how scripture can be God’s word for us today.