Sermons About Social-justice
Family Trait #4- Social Justice
Christians tend to make the gospel EITHER about what we believe OR about what we do with the poor, but the Bible shows us that they go together. How do we avoid this either/or mentality?
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The Evolution of a Wholistic Social Justice Ministry
Park welcomed Alvin Bibbs, Director of Extension Ministries for Willow Creek Community Church, as our guest speaker. Alvin shared his story of growing up in Cabrini Green and challenged us with a call to bring justice to the city. In this challenging message we were reminded that righteousness is the way we we live and justice is what the Lord requires of us.
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Jeremiah: Living the Message (Jeremiah 29:11-15)
Jeremiah was a sad, depressed but faithful prophet who gave God’s people God’s message. The message? Love God and love people. This is the message of Jeremiah and also the message of the whole of Scripture.
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Streets of St. Louis
When you walk the streets of St. Louis you're walking in a very real city. Once the Gateway to the West and the 4th largest city in America, now you walk the streets and you see that she's weary. Jesus come again, to these streets, at this time, to these streets.
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Should Activist be a synonym for Christian?
What place does benevolence, social change, and justice have in the life of a Christ follower?
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The Church as Eucharist
A living Eucharist has to be worked out. It cannot be commodified. It cannot be lived off someone else for very long. The secret is that we have to let the body be put back together and the blood poured back in.
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New Humanity
When we live as Eucharist, we begin to care for people we never loved before. What does that say for our community, our mission?
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Living Eucharist
The Eucharist is a body broken open and blood poured out. What does it mean to be a living Eucharist?
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