Faith Lutheran Church - Columbia
You Asked For It: Dealing with Racism, Pastor Jon Palmer
You’re racist? What?!? No, I’m not! Racism is a “hot topic” in our country and especially closer to home. Metro St. Louis is a diverse melting pot of races and colors. It seems like the arguments claiming racism are growing and getting worse and worse. But what does the Bible say about race? In this week’s message Pastor Jon teaches how racism at its core is a sin issue. Maybe we’ll come out on the others side of our time together with a desire to link arms with the body of Christ in pursuing reconciliation.
Locations & Times
Faith Lutheran Church - Columbia
Columbia, IL 62236, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 10:45 AM
What is Racism?
What Does God Say About it?
What Can I Do About it?
Lament
Love
Lament
Love
Next Week’s Topic
Title – What Does It Mean to Be Human?
Pastor – Jon Palmer
Summary – In this message we’ll tackle “life” issues by asking what the definition of “human” is according to God. And how this definition and our views of human have less to do with how we see each other and more with how we see God.
Title – What Does It Mean to Be Human?
Pastor – Jon Palmer
Summary – In this message we’ll tackle “life” issues by asking what the definition of “human” is according to God. And how this definition and our views of human have less to do with how we see each other and more with how we see God.
MUSIC
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Today's message will be available online within a week. If you are interested in hearing the message again, check out this link to see if it is up.
http://faithstl.org/messages/WAYS TO GIVE
We believe God wants to position Faith to be a generous body of believers able to invest in missional ministry where we live, work, play and beyond; wherever God leads us to bless those who need the Gospel. Faith members and regular attenders are on a journey to discover what it means to move from being blessed to blessing others. We give with gratitude in response to God’s grace and sacrificial love in Jesus, who already has met our deepest needs. He works through the sacrifice and generosity of His people to meet the needs of others and to fuel the mission of His church to make disciples.
http://faithstl.org/giving