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On Sunday, John-Mark continued our series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

    On Sunday, John-Mark continued our series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, John-Mark continued our new series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, John-Mark started our new series "Foolish Wisdom: A Study in First Corinthians." Paul's first letter to the Christians in the city of Corinth contains his thoughts on the good news of Jesus as God's "foolish wisdom." Paul's radical faith in the crucified Saviour challenges its hearers in the 1st and 21st Centuries. What insight and encouragement might we gain from "listening in" to Paul's five "essays" as we think about responding to the challenges of our own time: both within the Church and in Western culture?   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

  On Sunday, Matt closed off our series Waiting for Jesus, based on the devotional of the same name by Rich Villodas. This series isn't just a Sunday morning mindset, but a daily practice of reflection, prayers, and prompts that help you slow down, seek God, and prepare your heart to welcome Christ with renewed peace and joy this Christmas season.   To visit our teaching notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, Andy continued our new series Waiting for Jesus, based on the devotional of the same name by Rich Villodas. This series isn't just a Sunday morning mindset, but a daily practice of reflection, prayers, and prompts that help you slow down, seek God, and prepare your heart to welcome Christ with renewed peace and joy this Christmas season. To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, John-Mark continued our new series Waiting for Jesus, based on the devotional of the same name by Rich Villodas. This series isn't just a Sunday morning mindset, but a daily practice of reflection, prayers, and prompts that help you slow down, seek God, and prepare your heart to welcome Christ with renewed peace and joy this Christmas season. To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, Natalie kicked off our new series Waiting for Jesus, based on the devotional of the same name by Rich Villodas. This series isn't just a Sunday morning mindset, but a daily practice of reflection, prayers, and prompts that help you slow down, seek God, and prepare your heart to welcome Christ with renewed peace and joy this Christmas season.  To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, Loreli preached the benefits of cultivating gratefulness and some common misconceptions surrounding this practice.    To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

    On Sunday, Pastor J-M preached a wonderful one shot, three point sermon examining the reality of who our enemies are, how to respond and the realm in which our enemies work within.    To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, Pastor J-M continued our series "The Mission Has A Church Pt. II." Churches in North America (and the West more generally) have been in a period of decline for many years.  The wider culture continues the project of secularism - the adoption of new ways of thinking, believing and being that are pointedly not Christian. How should Christians respond to these widespread cultural changes?  Rather than reacting with fear (that leads to either fighting the culture or fleeing from it), another hopeful option is available: the recovery of the Mission of God as a way to understand the Trinity, the Bible, the Church, our relationship to culture and the nature of Christian justice and witness. Join us as we unpack the helpful ways a recovery of a missional perspective invites us into the work God is already doing in the world. To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

  On Sunday, Matt continued our series "The Mission Has A Church." Churches in North America (and the West more generally) have been in a period of decline for many years. The wider culture continues the project of secularism - the adoption of new ways of thinking, believing and being that are pointedly not Christian. How should Christians respond to these widespread cultural changes? Rather than reacting with fear (that leads to either fighting the culture or fleeing from it), another hopeful option is available: the recovery of the Mission of God as a way to understand the Trinity, the Bible, the Church, our relationship to culture and the nature of Christian justice and witness. Join us as we unpack the helpful ways a recovery of a missional perspective invites us into the work God is already doing in the world.   To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

  On Sunday, John-Mark wrapped up our series "The Mission Has A Church." Churches in North America (and the West more generally) have been in a period of decline for many years. The wider culture continues the project of secularism - the adoption of new ways of thinking, believing and being that are pointedly not Christian. How should Christians respond to these widespread cultural changes? Rather than reacting with fear (that leads to either fighting the culture or fleeing from it), another hopeful option is available: the recovery of the Mission of God as a way to understand the Trinity, the Bible, the Church, our relationship to culture and the nature of Christian justice and witness. Join us as we unpack the helpful ways a recovery of a missional perspective invites us into the work God is already doing in the world.   To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, John-Mark continued our series "The Mission Has A Church." Churches in North America (and the West more generally) have been in a period of decline for many years.  The wider culture continues the project of secularism - the adoption of new ways of thinking, believing and being that are pointedly not Christian. How should Christians respond to these widespread cultural changes?  Rather than reacting with fear (that leads to either fighting the culture or fleeing from it), another hopeful option is available: the recovery of the Mission of God as a way to understand the Trinity, the Bible, the Church, our relationship to culture and the nature of Christian justice and witness. Join us as we unpack the helpful ways a recovery of a missional perspective invites us into the work God is already doing in the world. To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/

On Sunday, Andy continued our series "The Mission Has A Church." Churches in North America (and the West more generally) have been in a period of decline for many years.  The wider culture continues the project of secularism - the adoption of new ways of thinking, believing and being that are pointedly not Christian. How should Christians respond to these widespread cultural changes?  Rather than reacting with fear (that leads to either fighting the culture or fleeing from it), another hopeful option is available: the recovery of the Mission of God as a way to understand the Trinity, the Bible, the Church, our relationship to culture and the nature of Christian justice and witness. Join us as we unpack the helpful ways a recovery of a missional perspective invites us into the work God is already doing in the world. To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stclair.substack.com/