Come to the Q&A service redux this Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. We’re going to be fielding questions on Human Suffering and talking about the problem of evil – what atheist Bart Ehrman calls, “God’s Problem.” Don’t think I’ll have all the answers…
Check out the Redux Vimeo channel that a couple of guys have been working on. It’s in the early stages, but I thought I’d pass on the link. http://vimeo.com/channels/redux
One of the things we decided when we started Redux – the new service at Antioch – was to always have something meaningful to strive for together. Church services really run the risk of being too entertainment driven and passive. Having a common goal, however, allows us to actively do good as a result of
Here’s a little video of Mike & Danae Yankoski answering a question at Redux last Sunday. I thought they did a particularly good job of answering the question and arguing for balance in our approach to the material and spiritual focuses of church. (Make sure you watch the whole thing!!)
Here’s a piece that Matt Smith wrote for the new Q&A Service based on Martin Luther and the Reformation. :redux In 1517 the sun rose on Castle Church and faded into All Hallow’s Eve With shadows black like doubt growing over history Martin Luther was a man dressed in black at the Wittenburg door
The new Q&A Service at Antioch starts December 6th!! We’re calling it redux, which means “brought back” or “restored.” The whole idea is to restore the conversation. Religion is at its best when people are free to ask questions. It is at its worst when doubts, fears, questions, hang-ups, thought and issues are suppressed. Jesus allowed
