While the instinct to pray is common, we don’t always know how to pray. This course will explore the treasures of this familiar prayer as a rich resource for learning to pray with greater intimacy, confidence, and fruitfulness.
While the instinct to pray is common, we don’t always know how to pray. This course will explore the treasures of this familiar prayer as a rich resource for learning to pray with greater intimacy, confidence, and fruitfulness.
Offered in-person and online. This 2-day course will discuss some of the reasons for resiliency of faith seen in those who have walked through great pain but still wholeheartedly affirm the goodness of God. we will get to learn about a community of inspiring Christians living in extreme poverty in Nairobi, Kenya.
Throughout history people of faith have struggled to hold together the Old Testament with the New Testament. This course will consider important themes in the Old Testament and how they point to Jesus.
Participants will learn to see the big picture of the Bible and discover how their lives are part of God’s great story of redemption.
Friday, January 10 & Saturday, January 11. This two-part course will help to increase the Church’s understanding and compassion towards those experiencing same-sex attraction or gender dysphoria, so all may be cared for in love and truth.
In this course, The Rev’d Dr. Chris Hancock, will consider some of the most difficult questions asked of believers today and offer ways to answer them.
Through the Psalms we learn to bring our whole selves into God’s presence: not only to rejoice, but to pray our tears, fears, and anger.
The Rev’d Dr. Peter Walker will help you understand the original setting and purpose of all 27 books of the New Testament.
The Lord’s Prayer is at the heart of Christian spirituality and Christian theology.This course will be a refresher for all on what we mean when we pray the Lord’s Prayer, and what we learn from the Lord’s Prayer about Christian faith and a life of prayer.