Our pastors gathered together to continue the conversation and answer additional questions as well as provide support towards the topic of God, the Bible and the Therapeutic.

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“Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am an anxious man, and I dwell in the midst of an anxious people.”

It would not be hard to imagine a contemporary retelling of the call of the prophet Isaiah in such modern terms. The language of emotional and mental health has become quite ubiquitous in our day. The vocabulary of therapy — concepts like trauma, self-care, anxiety, diagnoses, emotional well-being, toxicity, boundaries, narcissism, triggers, safe-spaces — have come to take up a significant place in the everyday language in our world.

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“Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am an anxious man, and I dwell in the midst of an anxious people.”

It would not be hard to imagine a contemporary retelling of the call of the prophet Isaiah in such modern terms. The language of emotional and mental health has become quite ubiquitous in our day. The vocabulary of therapy — concepts like trauma, self-care, anxiety, diagnoses, emotional well-being, toxicity, boundaries, narcissism, triggers, safe-spaces — have come to take up a significant place in the everyday language in our world.

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Our pastors gathered together to continue the conversation and answer additional questions as well as provide support towards the topic of Toxic Technology.

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We are living through a revolution. Over the last two decades our world has become increasingly defined by our relationship to digital technology. These technologies have promised us increased access to information, to knowledge, and even to one another. Although there are ways that these technologies have made good on their promises, we are discovering that they did not come without a high cost. At the same time, we have seen the increase of anxiety, depression, addiction, and isolation that have been birthed from the over abundance of these technologies.

How are Christians meant to live in response to such technology? Are we to embrace them fully? Are we to reject them and retreat into some form of idyllic pre-technological paradise?

In this lecture, we will explore the reality of the “Digital Revolution” that we find ourselves in, and seek to lay out a Biblical vision and framework for seeking to walk in wisdom and prudence with regards to such technology.

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We are living through a revolution. Over the last two decades our world has become increasingly defined by our relationship to digital technology. These technologies have promised us increased access to information, to knowledge, and even to one another. Although there are ways that these technologies have made good on their promises, we are discovering that they did not come without a high cost. At the same time, we have seen the increase of anxiety, depression, addiction, and isolation that have been birthed from the over abundance of these technologies.

How are Christians meant to live in response to such technology? Are we to embrace them fully? Are we to reject them and retreat into some form of idyllic pre-technological paradise?

In this lecture, we will explore the reality of the “Digital Revolution” that we find ourselves in, and seek to lay out a Biblical vision and framework for seeking to walk in wisdom and prudence with regards to such technology.

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Our pastors gathered together to continue the conversation and answer additional questions as well as provide support towards the topic of A Revolution in Education.

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These lectures will explore the development of modern education, highlighting the connection between various models and their intended values and outcomes. We will then present a case for a classical approach to education, emphasizing its importance beyond the realm of schooling. In a society often shaped by pragmatism and a victimhood mindset, reclaiming a classical perspective is essential for cultivating a deeper, more purposeful way of engaging with the world.

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