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Posts Tagged: sermons
September 14, 2009
Week Four of Hermeneutics: Everything is an Interpretation
An Inner Metro Green Sermon Series
Hermeneutics should be deep – “deep” as in “deeply” rooted in God’s redemptive story. The act of doing interpretation should – if anything – move us into God’s big story while God’s big story moves into us. BIBLE = Christian Context. Without the story we have no context for our faith and it (faith) ceases to exist. In fact, with no context, it never existed. Read more…
Week Three of Hermeneutics: Everything is an Interpretation
An Inner Metro Green Sermon Series
A hermeneutic for our day must be open and generous. 1. Open to other interpretations/voices. 2. Open to new movements of the spirit and change. 3. Open to new information collected during our journey.
September 9, 2009
Week Two of Hermeneutics: Everything is an Interpretation
An Inner Metro Green Sermon Series
A hermeneutic for our own day must be built upon humility and conscience.
We live in a world plagued by religious conflict. There is conflict between faith traditions and within faith traditions. Said differently, people who claim a certain religious identity fight with people who claim a divergent religious identity and members of the same religious group fight with each other, internally. Read more…