Wes Wilmer reminds us that spiritual growth is an ongoing, regular process, not dependent on unique, exciting moments, which often are disappointing in not meeting expectations.
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Wes Wilmer reminds us that spiritual growth is an ongoing, regular process, not dependent on unique, exciting moments, which often are disappointing in not meeting expectations.
Gary Peterson sums it up: “Change of major forms are on the back table!”
Carole Bahm, of Chosen People Ministries, demonstrates the celebration of Passover and shows Jesus’ fulfillment of its promises and symbols.
Grace University’s Chorale previewed some of their Christmas season music.
Justine Campbell describes some of the hard work and struggle required for Christians from different cultures to communicate well, understand deeply, and live together in a unity the shows a thorough mixing together of all God’s children. [Audio only]
Marilyn Amstutz shared verses underlined in her Bible to encourage Grace University with God’s goodness.
Ron Dotzler leads a discussion of how believers of different races can understand one another better and reach across barriers to strengthen the Church.
DeMoine Adams of TeamMates Mentoring (www.TeamMates.org) describes the significant contribution of being a mentor and challenged Grace University students with the opportunity to be mentors to younger students in the Omaha area.
Listening to John tell the story of Jesus’ first followers, Tara Rye, Dean of Women, encourages us to follow Jesus fully. [Audio only]
Ryan began the semester with a good reminder of the urgency of “NOW”, the significance of prayer, and God’s faithfulness