Many churches affirm the Apostles Creed. But who wrote the Apostles Creed? Check out this short video from Dr. Ryan Reeves, Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. You’ll hear how the Apostles Creed was written in the early centuries of the Christian church.
The incarnation is one of the core doctrines of the Christian faith. So, what exactly is the incarnation? Got 90 seconds? Check out this short video from Dr. Ryan Reeves, Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
Join Fr. Andrew Petiprin for a brief and stirring message that takes us from the Garden of Eden through the history of salvation to the ultimate end of man. By God’s radical grace and love, we were made to worship.
When people think of heaven, they often picture a place “up there” with polished halos, fat, winged babies with harps, and lots of cloud-pavement. What if, instead, heaven will be on earth, but better? Join Elyse Fitzpatrick on SBE for a discussion of her new book ‘Home: How Heaven and the New Earth Satisfy Our Deepest Longings.’
The ascension of Christ is one of those doctrines that’s often not discussed much. Maybe that’s because it’s a little weird. Where did Jesus go and why did he go that way? Got 90 seconds? Check out this short video from Dr. Ryan Reeves, Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
Where can we find certain hope in uncertain times? Look back. God’s past grace is a promise of his future grace. Join Steve’s pastor, Kevin Labby, as he points out the gifts of God in John 14:15-31 that remind us of God’s faithfulness. It’ll help you keep on truckin’.
God’s love won’t leave you alone. His grace is relentless. His Word is sown everywhere and you can’t stop the seeds from growing. So, why fight it? Join Fr. Andrew Petiprin as he delivers a big dose of God’s grace in a little package (gotta love those 15 minute Anglican sermons). If you feel like God has abandoned you, this message is filled with the joyful news that you’re just plain wrong.
When people think of heaven, they often picture a place “up there” with polished halos, fat, winged babies with harps, and lots of cloud-pavement. What if, instead, heaven will be on earth, but better? Join Elyse Fitzpatrick on SBE for a discussion of her new book ‘Home: How Heaven and the New Earth Satisfy Our Deepest Longings.’