Paul Eddy
Spiritual Warfare Q&A07/29/07
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Speakers – Greg Boyd, Paul Eddy
- Topics – Pain & Suffering, Problem of Evil, Spiritual Warfare
- This last weekend concluded our sermon series on spiritual warfare, a topic that can be neglected or overly stressed in churches. As followers of Christ, it is important to recognize that there is a spiritual side to our world, in which principalities and powers are in opposition to the ways of God. In Christ, we can overcome and resist these influences both individually and collectively. To bring a biblically balanced approach to the topic, Greg Boyd (Senior Pastor) and Paul Eddy (Teaching Pastor) held a Q&A time to help answer questions from attenders. These audio files are a collection of all the questions and answers addressed during our three weekend services.
Stop Going to Church09/19/04
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Speakers – Sandra Unger, Paul Eddy
- Topics – Community, Discipleship, Kingdom of God
- Paul and Sandra's message called for a major shift in thought for many of us: church isn't a place you go or an event you attend. Instead, church is what happens when those who follow Jesus gather and live in unity and obedience to who Jesus is and what Jesus does. Both speakers discussed the effects of this new perspective.
Reconciling Churches02/22/04
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Speakers – Sandra Unger, Paul Eddy
- Topics – Community, Reconciliation, Conflict
- Both Sandra and Paul spoke about the many ways that the Church has failed in its health as a body. Much of the history of the Church reveals the tragedy of its inner conflicts. However, if a church or denomination claims Christ as its center, then we had better be prepared to be united with them!
Why Reconcile?02/01/04
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Speakers – Sandra Unger, Paul Eddy
- Topics – Kingdom of God, Reconciliation, Sin
- There is bad news, and we need to hear it if we are to make any sense of the good news. The bad news is we are broken. Broken in our own lives, in our lives with each other as human beings, and broken in our spiritual lives. How did we end up so broken, and what are we to do about it?