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During a 2013, CBF Movement Leadership Team Meeting, we were asked to write one sentence sermons. Found online recently, is a post that I wrote explaining my one sentence sermon, “Questions are Better Than Answers.” In many ways, this sentence undergirds why I asked our congregation what you want to hear and explore this summer in worship. In my article related to the sticky note I share,

“Twenty-first century communities of faith need to make room for messy, questioning, doubting, faith and disbelief. Jesus did a nice job of this with his well-known friend, doubting Thomas…’When we welcome and invite doubt, making room for questions, while encouraging openness, honesty and permission to disagree, we grow in our faith as well.’” (https://cbfblog.com/2012/11/13/questions-are-better-than-answers-kathy-pickett/)

 

We have filled all the summer Sunday slots with your questions and curiosity. However, I am open to receiving and including your questions any time through out the year. See what question we are addressing each week below:

July 19                Psalm 9: 9, 10  How Do We Trust in God?

July 26                Luke 19: 1-10  What A Friend We Have in Jesus

August 2           Ephesians 4: 31-32, Matthew 6:14-15  Forgiving Vs. Forgetting

August 9           Exodus 3: 1-12, Should We Take Our Shoes Off

August 16        TBA     

August 23        Wisdom Passages and The Multifaceted God

August 30        Wisdom Passages and Who is Sophia?

September 6   Ephesians 2: 8-9, John 1: 16   Grace Alone and Alistair Begg