Luke’s Gospel of Reversal … and the table.

October 15, 2020

Recently, my parents moved in with us. Yep, you read that right. There have certainly been challenges of integrating two households—How could there not be?—but there have also been enormous benefits. One…

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Ken Rathburn

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Prayer, patience, persistence, persuasion

October 8, 2020

A couple weeks ago we looked at Acts 17:16-34, when Paul was in Athens. He preached open-air style in the Areopagus, a rocky outcropping where all the latest TED talk speakers of…

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David Milroy

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On faithful generosity

October 1, 2020

We started our capital campaign last week. Some of you have been through quite a few of these, and for others this is your very first one. I said on Sunday that…

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David Milroy

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To Attend or Not to Attend?

September 24, 2020

Last Sunday we had a wonderful worship service with the Franklin Church congregation who graciously hosted us all summer. It was our final outdoor service, which means that this Sunday at 10a…

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David Milroy

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The Gospel of Reversal … and a ‘friend of God’

September 18, 2020

Hello NAPC friends. In my seminary studies right now (and by extension, in much of my personal reading time), I am working through the Gospel according to Luke. This book, the longest…

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Ken Rathburn

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The Gospel is not a Self-Improvement Program

September 10, 2020

Arizona Christian University’s Cultural Research Center recently published results of their American Worldview Inventory Study in 2020 (see here). One of the most interesting findings is that the majority of self-identifying Christians…

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David Milroy

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