True, Good, and Beautiful: An Study for Lent, 2021
Lent has always been a season of repentance. We have often been encouraged to “give something up for Lent.” The thought is to remove something from our lives and devote the time or energy to prayer and fasting. While this has significant value for many people, the true meaning of “repentance” is a changing of one’s mind; that is, it is an encouragement to think differently about something from what we previously believed or acted upon. This study will ask us how we might think differently and redemptively about the concepts above--what is really true, what is truly good, and what does it mean to say something is beautiful?
While many people may say they do not have a computer or access to the internet, chances are good that they know someone who does, whether it be a next door neighbor, a family member, or a trusted friend close by. Why not ask them to access these six studies and join you for them? The weekly sessions will begin at 7:00 p.m. and run for one hour. Pastor Miller will remain online after that time for anyone who might like to pursue any questions that were not answered during the hour.
If you are interested in participating, please give your email address (or the address of someone who will be accessing this study for you) to Pastor Miller.
Lent has always been a season of repentance. We have often been encouraged to “give something up for Lent.” The thought is to remove something from our lives and devote the time or energy to prayer and fasting. While this has significant value for many people, the true meaning of “repentance” is a changing of one’s mind; that is, it is an encouragement to think differently about something from what we previously believed or acted upon. This study will ask us how we might think differently and redemptively about the concepts above--what is really true, what is truly good, and what does it mean to say something is beautiful?
While many people may say they do not have a computer or access to the internet, chances are good that they know someone who does, whether it be a next door neighbor, a family member, or a trusted friend close by. Why not ask them to access these six studies and join you for them? The weekly sessions will begin at 7:00 p.m. and run for one hour. Pastor Miller will remain online after that time for anyone who might like to pursue any questions that were not answered during the hour.
If you are interested in participating, please give your email address (or the address of someone who will be accessing this study for you) to Pastor Miller.