The First United Methodist Church
Dublin, Texas
  • Home
  • Map & Directions
  • How to Reach Us
  • What We Believe
  • Our History
  • Our Ministries
  • Our Pastor
  • Pastor Ken's Blog
  • Judy's Church News
  • 2015 photos
  • 2014 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
  • 2014 photos (June to December)
  • 2014 Photos (January to June)
  • Older Photos
  • Links & Resources
  • Our Ministries
  • Link Page
  • DONATIONS
  • 2017 Candlelight Service
  • BISHOP'S BLOG
  • Calendar of Events
  • Ministry Safe Information
  • 2017 Photos
  • 2017 Candlelight Service
  • Category
  • 2019 Pictures

OCTOBER 29, 2019

10/31/2019

0 Comments

 
​The Incarnation – Pt. 1 ©
Posted: 29 Oct 2019 04:55 PM PDT


Christian conviction is that something incredible took place in a Bethlehem stable over two millennia ago. “Christian teaching” Martin Luther is said to have asserted, “is that God became flesh. Compared with that, no particular miracle matters much.” Tonight, I begin a four-part teaching series on The Incarnation – a key doctrinal element at the core of the Christian faith. Earlier this fall, I did a live four-session teaching series entitled “Sin and Salvation.”  (If you missed any of those episodes, you can view and/or download them at ctcumc.org/sin-salvation-series.)  The Sin and Salvation series was done out of a conviction that we need to recover a deep sense of our separation from God (sin) and the good news of salvation in Christ. The Incarnation series is built on that foundation and is available here on my blog, on the conference Facebook page (www.facebook.com/ctcumc) and on the conference website at ctcumc.org/incarnation-series. A new episode will “drop” (which, my Communications team tells me is today’s lingo for “debut”) each Tuesday night at 7 p.m. through Nov. 19.
While this series is designed for pastors preparing for Advent & Christmas sermons and laity who may be leading Sunday School class or small group studies during Advent, I believe it is also a nice study for those who wish to engage in some personal reflection and learning. Some of the topics we’ll get into as we go include the meaning of The Incarnation; why, how and what it means for us today; the councils and controversies surrounding The Incarnation and much more. I hope you’ll join me as we take a deeper dive into The Incarnation as we lead into the season of Advent.
0 Comments



Leave a Reply.

    Archives

    March 2020
    February 2020
    October 2019
    September 2019
    December 2018
    August 2018
    November 2017

    Categories

    All

    RSS Feed

Proudly powered by Weebly