Sermon 6 Heaven: The People Who Dwell There “From Plato to Martin Hegel and beyond, some of the greatest philosophers have declared that what you think about death, and life beyond it, is the key to thinking seriously about everything else—and, indeed, that it provides one of the main reasons for thinking seriously about anything […]
Sermon 5 Heaven: The God Who Dwells There “From Plato to Martin Hegel and beyond, some of the greatest philosophers have declared that what you think about death, and life beyond it, is the key to thinking seriously about everything else—and, indeed, that it provides one of the main reasons for thinking seriously about anything […]
Sermon 4 The World: How Does The Story End? “From Plato to Martin Hegel and beyond, some of the greatest philosophers have declared that what you think about death, and life beyond it, is the key to thinking seriously about everything else—and, indeed, that it provides one of the main reasons for thinking seriously about […]
Sermon 3 The Good News of Jesus: How Not To Die “From Plato to Martin Hegel and beyond, some of the greatest philosophers have declared that what you think about death, and life beyond it, is the key to thinking seriously about everything else—and, indeed, that it provides one of the main reasons for thinking […]
Sermon 2 Why We Die: A Biblical & Theological Perspective “From Plato to Martin Hegel and beyond, some of the greatest philosophers have declared that what you think about death, and life beyond it, is the key to thinking seriously about everything else—and, indeed, that it provides one of the main reasons for thinking seriously […]
Sermon 1 I See Dead People: Exploring the Resurrection of Jesus “From Plato to Martin Hegel and beyond, some of the greatest philosophers have declared that what you think about death, and life beyond it, is the key to thinking seriously about everything else—and, indeed, that it provides one of the main reasons for thinking […]
He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should despise him. He was despised and rejected by mankind, a man of suffering and familiar with pain. Isaiah 53
KBC Sunday Gathering “Lord, Teach us to Pray.”
