While the importance of the Bible to the Christian Church is inarguable, its content is often difficult to understand. As the second part of our Confirmation series, Fr. Ben Williams will lead us through an overview of the Old and New Testaments to explore important themes that unify the diversity of the texts. Join us on Sunday evenings this fall from 6-7 after our mealtime together.
While the importance of the Bible to the Christian Church is inarguable, its content is often difficult to understand. As the second part of our Confirmation series, Fr. Ben Williams will lead us through an overview of the Old and New Testaments to explore important themes that unify the diversity of the texts. Join us on Sunday evenings this fall from 6-7 after our mealtime together.
While the importance of the Bible to the Christian Church is inarguable, its content is often difficult to understand. As the second part of our Confirmation series, Fr. Ben Williams will lead us through an overview of the Old and New Testaments to explore important themes that unify the diversity of the texts. Join us on Sunday evenings this fall from 6-7 after our mealtime together.
When asked by a lawyer testing him how to receive eternal life, Jesus tells him to do what the Law tells him to do. It wasn’t enough to simply know the law, it has to be obeyed. This week, Fr. Ben Williams continues a sermon series titled, Hi, Neighbor. As we look at the Parable of the Good Samaritan a second time, we see that being a neighbor to others means meeting practical needs, sharing the gospel, and doing it all at our own expense. Join us as we look at Jesus as the ultimate example of what it means to be a neighbor to others.
What does it mean to love your neighbor as yourself? What is love, anyway? This week, Fr. Ben Williams begins a 4-week sermon series called, Hi Neighbor. Now that Mission Saint James has moved to a new neighborhood, we’ll be looking at what it means to be a neighbor. This week, we look at the parable of the Good Samaritan and ask what it means to be a neighbor.
