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In part 1, Larry proposes an informal embrace of liturgical seasons and feasts, this session explores practices focused on the incarnation: Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany.
In part 2, Larry explores the deep meaning and beauty to be found in keeping an annual cadence centered on major themes and events in the life of Christ. In this session we explore opportunities linked to the cross, the empty grave, and the Holy Spirit through Lent, Holy Week, and Pentecost.
Over 100 Harding University students and faculty joined us for worship and a seminar with some of our professionals concerning ethics in business, communications, theater, film, and fashion. Amy Sewell moderates the discussion.
Scripture tells us that we can learn to live in the new self in Christ and be patient, kind and gentle with those around us. However, sometimes in marriage we find ourselves impatient, often critical and certainly not gentle with the people that we are closest to in life. This marriage workshop is designed to help couples understand how the marriage itself can be a powerful tool to help transform us into a new person in Christ, not only changing who we are in marriage but also who we are to others around us. Backed by good psychological principles and sound Biblical teachings, Terry and Sharon Hargrave will help incorporate recent research about the brain and how people change into an informative and entertaining presentation.
In this first session Sharon and Terry introduce the heart of their approach to marriage. The building of Love and Trustworthiness.
Scripture tells us that we can learn to live in the new self in Christ and be patient, kind and gentle with those around us. However, sometimes in marriage we find ourselves impatient, often critical and certainly not gentle with the people that we are closest to in life. This marriage workshop is designed to help couples understand how the marriage itself can be a powerful tool to help transform us into a new person in Christ, not only changing who we are in marriage but also who we are to others around us. Backed by good psychological principles and sound Biblical teachings, Terry and Sharon Hargrave will help incorporate recent research about the brain and how people change into an informative and entertaining presentation.
In this second session Sharon and Terry continue to answer questions from the couples in the audience.
Scripture tells us that we can learn to live in the new self in Christ and be patient, kind and gentle with those around us. However, sometimes in marriage we find ourselves impatient, often critical and certainly not gentle with the people that we are closest to in life. This marriage workshop is designed to help couples understand how the marriage itself can be a powerful tool to help transform us into a new person in Christ, not only changing who we are in marriage but also who we are to others around us. Backed by good psychological principles and sound Biblical teachings, Terry and Sharon Hargrave will help incorporate recent research about the brain and how people change into an informative and entertaining presentation.
In this third session Sharon and Terry continue to answer questions from the couples in the audience.
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