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The Bible tells us to consider it pure joy when we face trials. Upon first reading, this guidance seems absurd, but when we think about it through the life & death of Jesus, it makes sense. Greg walks us through what James meant when he penned these words.
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In this first sermon in our series on the book of James, Greg calls our attention to the radical meaning of announcing Jesus is Lord. He explains what it means to be a part of the twelve tribes of Israel, giving tips on being faithful to this identity.
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All of you rockers in the Twin Cities, why not come check NDY out. The drummer sucks, but the rest of the group isn't too bad.
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Greg Boyd walks us through the vision of the river flowing through the holy city of God, showing us what it means to live as participants in the triune dance of God’s love.
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Dan invites us to see three grand themes that are woven throughout Revelation and brought together at the end. These themes are the “two ways” pattern repeated throughout Scripture, the fact that the path of God is a person and the destination is communal.
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Everything you ever wanted to know about the dreaded “Lake of Fire🔥, but were too terrified to ask.
This sermon focuses on “The Lake of Fire.” Greg Boyd introduces the traditional meaning of eternal, conscious punishment, then he expounds upon an alternative interpretation founded upon the reality that God is revealed in Jesus Christ on the cross.
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Living in unity requires the real you. But, no one has it all together. We can either pretend we do and remain disconnected, or, adopt the practice of confession. In this sermon, Dan Kent points us toward practical steps of honest, Biblical confession.
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If you live anywhere of the Twin Cities, my band (“Not Dead Yet”) is playing Friday night at The Dugout Mahnomedi Mn (7:00-11:00).
No cover if you bring any kind of pre-wrapped or canned food.
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Greg Boyd opens our new series “Better Together” with a sermon on the biblical call to participate as a member of God’s family. Because the patterns of modern culture divide us, it’s a challenge to shift from an isolated “me” to a collective “we" mindset.
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SEM, our "Seminary for Everybody," is accepting Fall applications. What's it like to be in SEM? We'll let a few students themselves tell you that! whchurch.org/sem-according-t…
If Revelation’s apparently vengeful and mysogynistic texts bother you, you should check this one out.
In this panel discussion, Greg, Shawna and Dan discuss three problem issues in Revelation 14-18. One pertaining to the nature of hell, the second deals with God crushing people like grapes, and the third addresses the denigrating language about women.
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We invite you to join us, live or in person, for this year’s Holy Week services, and bring a friend! Our Good Friday service will be on Friday, April 3 at 7pm, and our Easter service will be Sunday, April 5 at 10am.
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I watched the documentary “AI DOC” last night, and it is very balanced and absolutely brilliant. If you want to understand the fork in the road that humanity currently stands at, with all the perils and opportunities that are in the balance, you MUST watch this film!
I regret to announce that the “Not Dead Yet” dance at the Dugout this Friday (3/27) had to be canceled due to illness. Yes, this is “the problem of evil”😪, but I suppose not quite as much so as the meta-crisis our world is currently facing.🧐
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Dan Kent calls us to love the church as the people of God. He does this by identifying two real issues that hinder people from embracing the church and then he shows us how to overcome these obstacles as we engage the God who engages us.
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If you’re disappointed with the Church, or just feel like something is missing, or have given up faith altogether, I implore you to read this insightful, prophetic, and often hilarious book!
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From this weekend's "snow day" sermon, Greg Boyd explains what the doctrine of the rapture is and why it's problematic. He then offers an alternative perspective, one which aligns with the call to live in love as Christ loved us. Watch/listen ↓
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A very proud Grandpa can’t help but celebrate his sharp-shooting Granddaughter hitting the 1,000 pt. mark for her High School career. Way to go Sage!❤️ – at St Paul, MN
Want to take your walk with God to the next level? Check out our SEM online program.
SEM, our three-year discipleship program can lead to some big paradigm shifts! Here, Obi shares how his experience unlocked new perspectives.
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This sermon is a paradigm shifter. If you aspire to follow the way of Jesus, I strongly encourage you to give it a listen/viewing!
In this sermon Dan names what it means to be trapped by the culture of Babylon and the path to escape it. The Babylonian way compels us to pursue more while never having enough, while the cruciform way of Jesus offers us a gift we don't even chase. whchurch.org/sermon/escaping…




