n our digital age, especially for our communication and information, we have never had a greater need to lean into the implications of the incarnation of Jesus…that is Jesus, as God, coming to be present in the flesh.

The greatest purpose and meaning for this life begins and ends with our relationship to God and just under that would be our relationship to others. The key to both of those realities lies in the incarnation of Jesus…putting on flesh to come and be physically present with us. If this is true then we have deep and abiding theological grounding for a skepticism towards any other substitute promising deep and meaningful relational connection.

In this series we want to belabor a point that it has, perhaps, never in the history of the church been more important to take seriously the implications of the incarnation of the Lord Jesus.