This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering we wrapped up our series, Objections and Obstacles to Faith, with a question and answer Gathering.
Mike Gathright, with Paul Knapp and Jill McNabnay, addressed questions that came in over the last six weeks, as well as questions that came in live during the Gathering.
There are so many things about life that make the life of faith difficult. For many, none more so than the seemingly insurmountable gap between science and faith.
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Jill McNabnay explored how science and faith can work together to help our lives flourish.
Why does the bible talk about forgiveness so much? And how does the crucifixion of Jesus provide it?
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering, Mike Gathright continues our series on Obstacles and Objections to faith, by asking the question, "why can't God just forgive?"
Why do bad things happen to good people?
Why do good things happen to bad people?
… Why do things happen to people?
Over the past three weeks Mike Gathright has unpacked some of the great objections and obstacles to faith. This week at the gathering Paul Knapp will continue along that same path and address the giant pink elephant in the room… “If there is a God who says that He loves us, then why on earth would He allow us to suffer? Wouldn’t this God want us to flourish without pain or sorrow or hardship?”
How could a loving God _______? We can fill in that blank with a very long list.
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering, Mike Gathright continued our series, Objections and Obstacles to Faith, by exploring the topic of Hell.
Every religion seems to agree - there is only one way to God. Unfortunately, they all disagree on which way that is!
In week 2 of Storyline's series, "Objections and Obstacles to Faith", Mike Gathright considered this issue and the surprising way Jesus changed the equation on religion.
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People may often consider how our inner world--our thoughts, our prayers, our mindset--impacts our immediate community and the people in it. But what about the reverse--have you ever considered how our outer world--the place we call home--impacts our inner world? This might be yet another question that God asks us: why do you live where and when you live? Why does it matter?]
This week at the Gathering, we took a close look at the places and the people we call home, and our relationship to them--and the interesting implications that might offer to our inner selves.
Have you ever felt like we live in a society where it’s easy to withdraw to separate ‘corners’ and point fingers at all that, and all those who are wrong in the world? What if the answer was looking closer to home, looking within ourselves?
This Sunday Andrew Collins shared personal experiences that parallel a tragic, ancient story. Listen as he talked about what he continues to learn when challenged to look within.
This month at Storyline's Gathering we continued exploring questions God asks us.
On Sunday Jill McNabnay shared how God's question, "who is your heart broken for?" is not only an antidote to so much of what ails contemporary life, it is also an invitation into meaning and joy.
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering we tried something we've never done before! Mike Gathright continued our exploration of the questions God asks us - then he took questions, in real-time via text, people had about Storyline.
t seems as if every part of our world, from school to the internet and even religion, is designed to give us answers. In fact, we live in the Age of Answers and yet...
This week at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright continued to look at the questions God asks us and what they can show us about ourselves, our lives and how to move forward even when answers elude us.
Human history, religion and even our own life is full of questions we ask God. Good questions, fair questions...hard questions. But have you ever wondered...what is God asking us?
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright explored some of the questions God is asking and what that might tell us about Him, ourselves and our life.
We all have a story. No matter how long or dramatic, each of us has a unique set of moments and experiences that have shaped us into the people we are today. This week at the Gathering we heard some of those stories from friends of storyline in our semi-annual “Story Sunday.”
At one point, every ritual and tradition was new...an innovation! A brand new way to express and experience something beyond explanation. Over time, when we lose touch with the original intent, the spirit of the ritual fades and we either give them up or go through the motions.
This Sunday at Storyline's Gathering Mike Gathright explored how Jesus chose to innovate, reframe and recast the ritual baptism in way that plunged it right into the middle of real life.