Feeling wise yet? We're coming to the end of our Sunday exploration of wisdom and we end with "Jesus, the foolish wisdom of God," as St. Paul puts it. In Jesus' life we see the Proverbs embodied, and in his cross we face our suffering and discover the loving gaze that heals our patterns of hurt. Sound crazy? It is.
THE WISDOM OF JESUS
February 20, 2022 • Ryan Marsh
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LOVE (SONG OF SONGS)
February 13, 2022 • Sara Wolbrecht • Song of Songs
In our journey Seeking Wisdom, we have come to know the wisdom of Proverbs, of Ecclesiastes, and Job, the three biggies of the biblical wisdom tradition. This Sunday, we dive into one last book from the Hebrew scriptures considered a wisdom honorable mention, because no life well-lived would leave out the wisdom of love. Join us Sunday for a scandalously good time with the erotic love poetry of Song of Songs - wisdom, indeed!
JOB
February 6, 2022 • Ryan Marsh • Job
If you think last week's sermon sucked, wait till you hear this one. There are some things that Proverbs doesn't tell you about wisdom. It cannot be learned, it must be lived. And it's only the second half of life that can initiate you into a wisdom such as this. This Sunday we hear Job's story as we pursue wisdom.