Christ Church Columbia Station
Resilience Series - Week Of Prayer Kick-Off (CS)
Resilience is a Christian virtue. Christ embodied resilience as the Gospels give evidence. The hope of the resurrection defines our spiritual resilience.
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23080 Royalton Rd, Columbia Station, OH 44028, USA
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Sunday 9:30 AM
Sunday 11:30 AM
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Sermon Songs Concert: Friday, May 6 @ 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $8 plus service fee, general admission.A portion of ticket sales will be donated to 2100 Men’s Shelter Ministry.
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http://christchurchohio.org/life-groups-2The thoughtless naïve person looses resilience
Intellectual naïveté
Economic naïveté
Cultural naïveté
Spiritual naïveté
The thoughtful person who manages his life with reason and skill grows more resilient
Six models of prudence that strengthen resilience:
Adam and Eve—Spiritual resilience
Abraham—Hopeful resilience
Moses—Cultural resilience
David—Career resilience
Solomon—Loving resilience
Christ—Life resilience
1. Evaluate your core beliefs
2. Expend your mental energy wisely
3. Replace negative thoughts with productive thoughts
4. Practice tolerating discomfort
5. Reflect on your progress daily
Intellectual naïveté
Economic naïveté
Cultural naïveté
Spiritual naïveté
The thoughtful person who manages his life with reason and skill grows more resilient
Six models of prudence that strengthen resilience:
Adam and Eve—Spiritual resilience
Abraham—Hopeful resilience
Moses—Cultural resilience
David—Career resilience
Solomon—Loving resilience
Christ—Life resilience
1. Evaluate your core beliefs
2. Expend your mental energy wisely
3. Replace negative thoughts with productive thoughts
4. Practice tolerating discomfort
5. Reflect on your progress daily