For His Name’s Sake

God created humans with glory and honor (Ps 8:6), yet sin results in shame, a loss of face and reputation. God uses his name to enter into the fray. The restoration of status, which all people long for, plays a key role in God’s mission throughout history. God desires to bless the nations with honor and to share his name with his people. By living for his name’s sake, God’s people exist in a community with new, different, and better standards for honor.

God created humans with glory and honor (Ps 8:6), yet sin results in shame, a loss of face and reputation. God uses his name to enter into the fray. The restoration of status, which all people long for, plays a key role in God’s mission throughout history. God desires to bless the nations with honor and to share his name with his people. By living for his name’s sake, God’s people exist in a community with new, different, and better standards for honor.

God created humans with glory and honor (Ps 8:6), yet sin results in shame, a loss of face and reputation. God uses his name to enter into the fray. The restoration of status, which all people long for, plays a key role in God’s mission throughout history. God desires to bless the nations with honor and to share his name with his people. By living for his name’s sake, God’s people exist in a community with new, different, and better standards for honor.

God created humans with glory and honor (Ps 8:6), yet sin results in shame, a loss of face and reputation. God uses his name to enter into the fray. The restoration of status, which all people long for, plays a key role in God’s mission throughout history. God desires to bless the nations with honor and to share his name with his people. By living for his name’s sake, God’s people exist in a community with new, different, and better standards for honor.

Today, we are being forced to re-imagine much of what doing church looks like. While the biblical ideas remain the same, we will need to rework some of our ways of thinking, and work out new patterns for doing things. To do this well, it is important to start by looking at what the bible says Church should be. This series is designed to be a series of renewal and reimagining as we move forward to the New Normal of church in post COVID19 world.

Today, we are being forced to re-imagine much of what doing church looks like. While the biblical ideas remain the same, we will need to rework some of our ways of thinking, and work out new patterns for doing things. To do this well, it is important to start by looking at what the bible says Church should be. This series is designed to be a series of renewal and reimagining as we move forward to the New Normal of church in post COVID19 world.

Series: Great Metaphors of the Church

Guarding our hearts and minds means practicing bringing the bigness of redemption into the small ugly sin-ridden places we find ourselves. We begin with a posture of belonging that flows into a heart of thanksgiving.

Guarding our hearts and minds means practicing bringing the bigness of redemption into the small ugly sin-ridden places we find ourselves. We begin with a posture of belonging that flows into a heart of thanksgiving.